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EPDM
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EPDM
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Aquascape EPDM geomembrane is engineered to provide dependable performance in a variety of critical containment applications. Based on EPDM (ethylene propylene diene terpolymer) synthetic rubber, PondGard is a highly flexible, stable waterproofing membrane. Specially formulated to be safe for fish and plant life, Aquascape liner can easily be shaped to fit the unique contours of any size pond or complex landscape feature.
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Pond Liner 8' x 10', 45 mil EPDM
Pond Liner 10' x 10', 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner 10' x 15', 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner 10' x 20', 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner 10' x 25', 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner 10' x 30', 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner 10' x 35', 45 mil EPDM |
Pond Liner 10' x 40', 45 mil EPDM
Pond Liner 15' x 15', 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner 15' x 20', 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner 15' x 25', 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner 20' x 20', 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner 20' x 25', 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner 15' x 30', 45 Mil EPDM |
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Pond Liner 15' x 35', 45 Mil EPDM
Pond Liner 15' x 40', 45 Mil EPDM Pond Liner 20' x 30', 45 Mil EPDM Pond Liner 20' x 35', 45 Mil EPDM Pond Liner 25' x 25', 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner 25 x 30', 45 Mil EPDM Pond Liner 20' x 40', 45 Mil EPDM |
Pond Liner 25' x 35', 45 mil EPDM
Pond Liner 25' x 40', 45 Mil EPDM Pond Liner 30' x 30', 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner 30' x 35', 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner 30' x 40', 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner 30' x 45', 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner 35' x 40', 45 mil EPDM Pond Liner 40' x 40', 45 mil EPDM |
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Aquascape's liner underlayment helps protect and prevent tears in the liner while placing large rocks on top of it. The underlayment provides more protection and is easier to use than folding regular underlayment. Aquascape underlayment is for users who own a pond and are looking to place rocks on the liner. The underlayment prevents from any rips or tears from happening on the liner as rocks are placed. Gravel and rocks can easily tear the liner, flooding the underground and losing water in the pond.
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The thick underlayment prevents from any such tears. It is important to make sure there are no tears in the liner because it will lead to leaking of water and the water will eventually move underground, possibly leading to above ground flooding. The underlayment works to prevent from any such tears happening when placing the gravel and rocks in the pond. If the liner tears it will need to be replaced, making the cycle very expensive.
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Patching holes in your liner is not that hard once you know the basic's in seaming together two pieces of liner. Patching holes follows the same concept as seaming liners together, only with smaller patches according to the size of the hole in your liner.
The most important thing to remember is to thoroughly clean the liner with an abrasive brush or scrub pad to get it clean from any dirt or scale build-up. Once it is clean and dry you will be ready for seam tape primer to act as a bonding agent for the patch to stick. If you do not use tape primer on the liner, IT WILL NOT STICK ! |
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Silicone
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If you notice you have to add water on a daily basis, or hear the "hissing" of your water fill valve constantly running, (after properly setting the water level) you may have a leak, most of which occur along the perimeter of the waterfall and stream. These leaks are generally due to the ground settling which causes the water to trickle over the edge of the liner. These leaks can be easily fixed.
Check the perimeter of the pond, waterfall, and stream for any areas that are wet. This is usually a good indicator that water is leaking over the liner. Check to make sure any slow moving sections of the stream/waterfall have not become obstructed by leaves, plants, or other debris. This can cause the water to back up and leak over the edge of the liner. 
Also check the mechanical connections of your Skimmer or BIOFALLS® if something settled it could be possible that the silicone has broken it's seal and needs to be replaced.
Once you have found the leak, pack additional soil under the liner to raise the edge above the water level. Hide the exposed liner by replacing the gravel and add mulch. And reapply Waterfall Foam under spillway rocks in the stream or waterfall areas. If you have plants growing in your BIOFALLS® filter, it is common for their growth to displace the water, causing it to flow over the back side of the filter. Simply remove enough of the plants to lower the water level. |
