Firestone 45mil EPDM Rubber Pond Liner 15ft.x20ft.

If you’re building a pond this is the liner you want! It’s thick and durable. I built my pond on a budget, but this was one of the items I didn’t cheap out on. If you buy a cheap liner and end up with a tear or hole you’re going to have to breakdown entire pond and start with a new liner. Spend the little bit of extra money now and do it right the first time. I did a lot of research when building my pond and I’m so happy I went with a quality liner. You won’t be disappointed in this product.

PRODUCT WAS RECOMMENED BY A LONG STANDING POND BUSINESS OWNER. DID NOT DISAPPOINT. HEAVY DUTY. RESONABLY PRICED. WORTH THE MONEY FOR THIS TYPE OF PROJECT.

I built a waterfall this spring with a cheap liner off Amazon. The thing would not hold water. We had to completely dismantle the thing and replace the liner with this one. It’s like night and day, the quality of this liner is incredible. Please save yourself the heartache and buy the good liner the first time. This thing is worth every penny.

Rebuilt my pond and this stuff was awesome!

Very heavy liner has nice thickness and weight and seems very well built. Size was as listed, holds water with no leaks and price was better than other online stores.

I created a bog filter to filter a 3500 gallon Koi pond. I needed a very flexible thick American made product versus something questionable from China. I'm really happy with this product so far and I doubled up the bottom with the extra material so that larger gravel would not puncture through. Highly recommend using at least two layers on your project.

Shipped faster than expected and works well

We built up and out on an existing pond, as we were having to add a new liner anyway (no injuries to the deer or fish, old liner damaged badly). This liner is big, it is heavy, due to the weather we were not able to lay it in the sun for a few hours to make it easier to work with. We were a few hours between storms on the install. It took 4 people, one at each corner to pick it up and put it in place. Once we got the center of the liner to the center of the pond, the liner fell in place, making it very easy to work with, smoothing it out was really all that was required. Then putting the blocks (that will get a stucco treatment later) on to hold it in place. It took about an hour to get the liner situated "just right", some blocks on it, water back in the pond, and the fish back in their home. Those fish are some happy fellows, they are loving the new liner and the extra space.