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

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.

After doing a lot of research both online and with local pond experts, we decided to go with the EPDM rubber pond liner despite the additional cost. Not only is it considered more environmentally sound and durable, but almost a necessity if you want fish without fear of contamination etc...Since a pond is not something we want to re-do every few years due to a poor quality liner, nor do we want to risk puncture/tears/rips that could ruin the plants and fish, this seemed like the best option and most cost effective in terms of time and expensve over the long run.BUT, when we began searching locally for an EPDM liner, the price was either very high OR the size options very small. Originally we thought about a 10x15 size but after calculating pond dimensions and depth (don't forget the depth), realized it was not sufficient. (As a side note, for those that are searching for a basic pond rule of thumb...take the desired length of feet, add 2 feet, and 2x desired depth to calculate width. Do the same for width).Decided to order this - very pleased with the purchase. The price per square foot was competitive with the best local prices per square foot for the smaller sizes yet we were able to get a larger dimension for a more useful pond size. Thickness is of a very nice quality. Seller was prompt, delivery quite rapid. This was the same liner a professional pond installer uses on his personal pond so should last for a substantial period of time.Overall, great product and a great price with superb service!

Very pleased with the final installation. Our 18 year old rubber liner had a progressively bigger leak over the past two years; this year had to add a inch of fresh water each day. thought about trying to repair it, but considering its age, not knowing where the leak was (until drained), and postings that advised hard to repair, just replace over the existing one. They were right!! But it was a big project to install the new liner: not their fault, just a big job: our pond was 1200 gallons and a figure "eight". I calculated per their website that we would need 15ft x 20ft. Seemed like it might be bigger than necessary, but they were correct. They us very little extra trim after the pond filled and the liner formed in.I had to hire a strong landscaper to help me (I'm crazy at 75 to think I might have been able to do with the help of a friend) lift some of the heavy rocks we had lining the old liner, help me catch the fish and put them in 10 gallon pails, and remove rocks and debris that had fallen into the pond . then with the help of the landscaper, my son in law, and my wife we spread out the 15 x 20 liner and carefully to avoid tears, set it over the old liner. I found the leaks: the main one, about four inches long was where the electrical cord from the recirculating pump was resting against the liner. So will be careful to have it not lie on the liner.After it was set over the old liner, started adding fresh water. As the pond filled, the liner creased and took the shape of the pond. then added back the koi and some of the old water and the water lilies (they had adhered to stones on the bottom, and now the roots are floating on the surface (not so attractive). Still have to reset the rocks; the pond is a little bigger now.

Good quality

Worked well for a garden pond liner.

good

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.

If you are looking for a thick durable pond liner and a company with great customer service then look no further! Bought my liner and it leaked out 2000gal in 3 days. I got in touch with there customer service and they had me 2 patch kits within 2days!This thing is super durable and I'm pretty sure will hold up to whatever you put on it. I bought this to use as a liner for a homemade pool. I built a pool that was 8ft wide 12ft long and 4ft tall. This liner is working perfect after the first night of having it filled. Water level isn't down at all and I couldn't be happier!! We built this mostly for our 2 large dogs (Newfoundland, Great Dane) to be able to swim at home and to be able to swim with them. Haven't tried putting them in yet but pretty sure this will hold up to there nails easily because this thing is thick! Very happy with our purchase and there customer service.