"Eric and Bobbie" wrote in message ...
Eric wrote:
One thing to watch out for in liner is the thickness, Last time I was at
Home Depot the liner was kind of thin. Most pond liner is 45 mil thick. We
bought ours online 20 x 25 and stayed at the 150 lb limit for ups, and saved
a lot on shipping. The size you want could be shipped ups, but get a
shipping quote first then compare.


Hope this helps


"Gareee©" wrote in message
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Is it cheaper to buy it online with shipping, or better to pick it up at
the
local lowe's, home depot, ect?

The price Lowe's gave me was .40 a sq foot, and they only carry it in
varying sizes.

When we looked at it, the epdm roofing material was actually more
expensive
then the prepackaged pond liners, and I remember reading last year here
that
the roofing epdm was always cheaper, and exactly the same.

We are looking at something here about 14x14 or such.. I still need to
take
actual measurments.

Downside, is we are digging out VERY large rocks (Waynesville, NC),
upsaide,
is we have a great winter mountain view.

Also we just saw a raccoon nearby (visible from the house) We probably
should skip koi, and I'm sure the raccoon's would love that feast.


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A few years ago I enlarged my pond. I purchased my liner from Water
Garden Creations at a good price, free shipping and delivered to the
door. The liner was 45 ml EPDM pond grade. I was very satisfied with
the deal. Happy water gardening.

http://www.watergardenceations.com/w...e/shopping.htm