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Derek Broughton wrote:

Kurt wrote:

Don't buy the thinner Home Depot Liner, Go for the professional thicker
grade. Also get the padded liner for underneath.

That depends on your soil as much as anything. My first liner pond was
installed in sandy soil where the only thing I ever found with a sharp edge
was a broken old drain tile. Most people have to contend with rocks & tree
roots, though.

But I also figure, you want to do the project once, and have it work for
years. If you are planning to keep the pond for a long time, the extra
expense of thicker liner is well worth the money. Not to mention it's
all the same labor to build the pond, and if you are paying someone to
build it for you, even more reason.

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