We are wanting to build a small spillway from one pond into another.
We don't have a big drop, only about four inches, and it needs to be about 3
or 4 feet long. Can anyone direct us to photos that show how to build a
spillway?

Thanks,
Debbie

Randy wrote:
We are wanting to build a small spillway from one pond into another.
We don't have a big drop, only about four inches, and it needs to be about 3
or 4 feet long. Can anyone direct us to photos that show how to build a
spillway?

I don't have anything specific to point you to, but you could try a
Google search for spillway, pond, connect, stream, etc. "Stream" or
"streambed" may be a more common description for spillway, and some
people even use river. Someone in the rec.pond group recently posted his
URL which shows construction of a "river" connecting two ponds. I'm sure
some other posters will jump in here with suggestions.
--
Kathy B, zookeeper

Randy wrote:
We are wanting to build a small spillway from one pond into another.
We don't have a big drop, only about four inches, and it needs to be about 3
or 4 feet long. Can anyone direct us to photos that show how to build a
spillway?

I don't have anything specific to point you to, but you could try a
Google search for spillway, pond, connect, stream, etc. "Stream" or
"streambed" may be a more common description for spillway, and some
people even use river. Someone in the rec.pond group recently posted his
URL which shows construction of a "river" connecting two ponds. I'm sure
some other posters will jump in here with suggestions.
--
Kathy B, zookeeper

zookeeper wrote:
Randy wrote:

We are wanting to build a small spillway from one pond into another.
We don't have a big drop, only about four inches, and it needs to be
about 3
or 4 feet long. Can anyone direct us to photos that show how to build a
spillway?


I don't have anything specific to point you to, but you could try a
Google search for spillway, pond, connect, stream, etc. "Stream" or
"streambed" may be a more common description for spillway, and some
people even use river. Someone in the rec.pond group recently posted his
URL which shows construction of a "river" connecting two ponds. I'm sure
some other posters will jump in here with suggestions.
--
Kathy B, zookeeper



-- spillway may be a bad word to use as most of us that have filters
or settlemetn tanks from rubbermaid containers have spillways out of the
filter/container which are just a flat area or pipe to let the water out

stream or streambed would be a better search





John Rutz
Z5 New Mexico

never miss a good oportunity to shut up

see my pond at:

http://www.fuerjefe.com

John Rutz wrote:


zookeeper wrote:

Randy wrote:

We are wanting to build a small spillway from one pond into another.
We don't have a big drop, only about four inches, and it needs to be
about 3
or 4 feet long. Can anyone direct us to photos that show how to build a
spillway?



I don't have anything specific to point you to, but you could try a
Google search for spillway, pond, connect, stream, etc. "Stream" or
"streambed" may be a more common description for spillway, and some
people even use river. Someone in the rec.pond group recently posted
his URL which shows construction of a "river" connecting two ponds.
I'm sure some other posters will jump in here with suggestions.
--
Kathy B, zookeeper



-- spillway may be a bad word to use as most of us that have filters
or settlemetn tanks from rubbermaid containers have spillways out of the
filter/container which are just a flat area or pipe to let the water out

stream or streambed would be a better search


John Rutz
Z5 New Mexico

never miss a good oportunity to shut up

see my pond at:

http://www.fuerjefe.com


I have spillways John. Must take new photos. Maybe
tomorrow if the rain stops.

--
Bonnie
NJ
http://home.earthlink.net/~maebe43/