I need to raise my pond's water level up a few inches to overcome a problem
with my VF. Before we lined the pond, we dug down to make the pond edge
level all the way around. I think this may have contributed a bit to the VF
problem, but may help in solving the problem. I now have a shelf about 3-4
inches deep, and 18-24 inches wide around the pond. My thought is to line
the edge of this space with brick and then backfill to the bricks. By
sitting the bricks on the level patch, the bricks can act a guide for level.
This should allow me to raise the pond up the width of a brick.

So my question...

Is it safe to have brick under my liner edge?

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BV wrote
Is it safe to have brick under my liner edge?

With some padding I think you'll be fine.




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BenignVanilla wrote:


So my question...

Is it safe to have brick under my liner edge?

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I think I'd throw a thick layer of newspaper over top of the
brick as a cushion - just in case. If you have an old rug
or something equivalent all the better.

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