I added a geotextile in our pond to protect the membrane. Now, the
geotextile tends to float. It's not a problem on horizontal surfaces,
where I can put plants and rocks to hold it, but i can't figure a way
to glue rocks or plants on the sides! There is as much as 12 inches
between the textile and the membrane at some places. Any ideas, fellow
ponders?

It's a pleasure to look at the pictures of your ponds and various
projects.

Marcel G.

"Marcel G." wrote:

I added a geotextile in our pond to protect the membrane. Now, the
geotextile tends to float. It's not a problem on horizontal surfaces,
where I can put plants and rocks to hold it, but i can't figure a way
to glue rocks or plants on the sides! There is as much as 12 inches
between the textile and the membrane at some places. Any ideas, fellow
ponders?

It's a pleasure to look at the pictures of your ponds and various
projects.

Marcel G.



geotextile is used "under" the liner.





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geotextile is used "under" the liner.


I know. There is a geotextile under the liner. After some reading, I added a
second one over the liner to protect it. Now I begin to think it will give
me more trouble than anything else.

Marcel G.