"Janet" wrote in message ...
I don't think your missing much John imo... it's an extremely expensive
black plastic grate system from the UK. 300 pounds to do a tiny little pond!
O
Janet in very snowy Niagara Falls
There is another company that sells things. they are over the top of the pond so that a child cannot go into the water at all.my neighbour had one.they are called pond guard or pond guarder I think.you should be able to find them on the net in one of the
search engines.

"John Bachman" wrote in message
...
I could not get that link to work. I also went to
www.entdirect.plus.com (slowest download I have ever seen) but could
not find any pond information.

????

John

On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 23:57:28 GMT, "FBCS" wrote:

Try this site

http://www.entdirect.plus.com/safapond/


"Chumley" wrote in message
...
I would like to weld a rebar
grid (4-6 inch spacing) together and
place it on the plant shelf so you couldn't see it really unless you
are
right on top of it. I would make it in sections
so I could remove it for maintenence. It would satisfy my wife's
anxiety
to
know the grid was there and the water would
effectively be only 6 inches deep in case one of our grandkids or
neighbor
kids fell in. We have no fence and our yard
is open to a public greenbelt area which kids use all the time to
play.
Is
this a viable alternative? Should I paint it with
epoxy paint to keep the rusting metal from fouling the water? Would
the
rusting metal harm the fish or plants?
Sorry for the long post, but I need some help with this one. Thank
you
kindly for time and thoughts.

Chumley





There is another company that sells things. they are over the top of
the pond so that a child cannot go into the water at all.my neighbour
had one.they are called pond guard or pond guarder I think.you should
be able to find them on the net in one of the search engines.