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using tiles instead of a pond liner
I have a square double-brick-built area (5' x 4' x 2'6" deep)
in the middle of my patio that until last week surrounded a large hazelnut tree. The tree and its surrounding soil has been removed, and I want to use the use the space for a raised pond. Being that the walls are flat and even, and the floor is now cemented flat I was wondering whether it would be a good idea to tile the interior instead of using a pond liner. Does anyone here have any experience of using tiles instead of a pond liner, or can advise on what tiles and materials I should use? |
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