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Old 28-01-2004, 12:33 PM
John Bachman
 
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Default Wife worried about depth of pond and little grandkids and neighbor kids falling in

I could not get that link to work. I also went to
www.entdirect.plus.com (slowest download I have ever seen) but could
not find any pond information.

????

John

On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 23:57:28 GMT, "FBCS" wrote:

Try this site

http://www.entdirect.plus.com/safapond/


"Chumley" wrote in message
...
I would like to weld a rebar
grid (4-6 inch spacing) together and
place it on the plant shelf so you couldn't see it really unless you are
right on top of it. I would make it in sections
so I could remove it for maintenence. It would satisfy my wife's anxiety

to
know the grid was there and the water would
effectively be only 6 inches deep in case one of our grandkids or

neighbor
kids fell in. We have no fence and our yard
is open to a public greenbelt area which kids use all the time to play.

Is
this a viable alternative? Should I paint it with
epoxy paint to keep the rusting metal from fouling the water? Would the
rusting metal harm the fish or plants?
Sorry for the long post, but I need some help with this one. Thank you
kindly for time and thoughts.

Chumley






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