On Thu, 04 Sep 2003 22:14:43 GMT, "Anne Lurie"
wrote:

John, my teeny little preform doesn't really need a screen, but I think your
prices are reasonable, based on the effort that they would save pond owners!

I also like the photo of the woman lifting the thing up for cleaning. I
assume that the screen would stay in place during a heavy wind, although
people in the snow belt -- where I no longer live, thank you very much! --
might be concerned about the weight of the snow vs. wind, etc.

Well, I am one of those snow belt folks myself. I do not intend to
leave the screen up for the winter - just the fall leaf season. I am
thinking about a plastic cover for the spring - warm things up early.
Is that a good idea?

John


"John Bachman" wrote in message
.. .
Yikes! I seem to be in the pond screen business.

I searched around for a screen to put on my pond this fall but could
not find a suitable one. So I built one. Other people asked me to
make one for them so I did. I made design improvements as I went
along, making it easy to disassemble for storage, easy to clean, etc.

The next thing you know I am in business. The company I work for gave
me a corner of their www site to display the screen and even will
process the orders for me.

Take a look at my design at www.anatekcorp.com/garden/pondscreen.htm
and see what you think. I would be interested in your comments.

John