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Pond Liner Pricing
Haven't been here in a while. Pond is all dark and gloomy looking, but after
seeing my tax rebate from good old G.W., I'm looking into a liner this spring. If memory serves me right, I need a 20'x30'. I'm looking into the best I can afford, which seems to be 45mil EPDM. I've found it in 2 Shawnee, OK sites justliners & pondliners for $.42/sq ft. Is this a going ratefor this type/size liner? Should I be looking into a different type besides EPDM? Thanks. Bryan |
Pond Liner Pricing
"Bryan" wrote in message ... Haven't been here in a while. Pond is all dark and gloomy looking, but after seeing my tax rebate from good old G.W., I'm looking into a liner this spring. If memory serves me right, I need a 20'x30'. I'm looking into the best I can afford, which seems to be 45mil EPDM. I've found it in 2 Shawnee, OK sites justliners & pondliners for $.42/sq ft. Is this a going ratefor this type/size liner? Should I be looking into a different type besides EPDM? I bought mine from pondtechnology.com in Baltimore last year. Good price, nice people. BV. www.iheartmypond.com |
Pond Liner Pricing
"Bryan" wrote in message ... Haven't been here in a while. Pond is all dark and gloomy looking, but after seeing my tax rebate from good old G.W., I'm looking into a liner this spring. If memory serves me right, I need a 20'x30'. I'm looking into the best I can afford, which seems to be 45mil EPDM. I've found it in 2 Shawnee, OK sites justliners & pondliners for $.42/sq ft. Is this a going ratefor this type/size liner? Should I be looking into a different type besides EPDM? I bought mine from pondtechnology.com in Baltimore last year. Good price, nice people. BV. www.iheartmypond.com |
Pond Liner Pricing
I won't comment on the price because I live half way across the
country from you. In my opinion, you get what you pay for. Even though there are cheaper liners out there, the EPDM is the best you can get. It is also easy to work with. Glenn Lynn On Thu, 5 Feb 2004 23:18:56 -0600, "Bryan" wrote: Haven't been here in a while. Pond is all dark and gloomy looking, but after seeing my tax rebate from good old G.W., I'm looking into a liner this spring. If memory serves me right, I need a 20'x30'. I'm looking into the best I can afford, which seems to be 45mil EPDM. I've found it in 2 Shawnee, OK sites justliners & pondliners for $.42/sq ft. Is this a going ratefor this type/size liner? Should I be looking into a different type besides EPDM? Thanks. Bryan |
Pond Liner Pricing
I won't comment on the price because I live half way across the
country from you. In my opinion, you get what you pay for. Even though there are cheaper liners out there, the EPDM is the best you can get. It is also easy to work with. Glenn Lynn On Thu, 5 Feb 2004 23:18:56 -0600, "Bryan" wrote: Haven't been here in a while. Pond is all dark and gloomy looking, but after seeing my tax rebate from good old G.W., I'm looking into a liner this spring. If memory serves me right, I need a 20'x30'. I'm looking into the best I can afford, which seems to be 45mil EPDM. I've found it in 2 Shawnee, OK sites justliners & pondliners for $.42/sq ft. Is this a going ratefor this type/size liner? Should I be looking into a different type besides EPDM? Thanks. Bryan |
Pond Liner Pricing
On Thu, 5 Feb 2004 23:18:56 -0600, "Bryan"
wrote: Haven't been here in a while. Pond is all dark and gloomy looking, but after seeing my tax rebate from good old G.W., I'm looking into a liner this spring. If memory serves me right, I need a 20'x30'. I'm looking into the best I can afford, which seems to be 45mil EPDM. I've found it in 2 Shawnee, OK sites justliners & pondliners for $.42/sq ft. Is this a going ratefor this type/size liner? Should I be looking into a different type besides EPDM? Permalon is lighter easier to work with and stronger. I have about a 300 gallon of EPDM and a 1000 gallon pond with a bottom drain of Permalon and would go with permalon if I did it again. Regards, Hal |
Pond Liner Pricing
On Thu, 5 Feb 2004 23:18:56 -0600, "Bryan"
wrote: Haven't been here in a while. Pond is all dark and gloomy looking, but after seeing my tax rebate from good old G.W., I'm looking into a liner this spring. If memory serves me right, I need a 20'x30'. I'm looking into the best I can afford, which seems to be 45mil EPDM. I've found it in 2 Shawnee, OK sites justliners & pondliners for $.42/sq ft. Is this a going ratefor this type/size liner? Should I be looking into a different type besides EPDM? Permalon is lighter easier to work with and stronger. I have about a 300 gallon of EPDM and a 1000 gallon pond with a bottom drain of Permalon and would go with permalon if I did it again. Regards, Hal |
Pond Liner Pricing
On Fri, 6 Feb 2004 09:26:08 -0500, "BenignVanilla"
wrote: "Bryan" wrote in message ... Haven't been here in a while. Pond is all dark and gloomy looking, but after seeing my tax rebate from good old G.W., I'm looking into a liner this spring. If memory serves me right, I need a 20'x30'. I'm looking into the best I can afford, which seems to be 45mil EPDM. I've found it in 2 Shawnee, OK sites justliners & pondliners for $.42/sq ft. Is this a going ratefor this type/size liner? Should I be looking into a different type besides EPDM? I bought mine from pondtechnology.com in Baltimore last year. Good price, nice people. I got a complete pond kit from them and was very happy with it. No problems and real nice people. Call 'em up, give 'em your dimensions and layout and tada, pond kit comes. A happy customer. John |
Pond Liner Pricing
Glenn Lynn wrote in message . ..
I won't comment on the price because I live half way across the country from you. In my opinion, you get what you pay for. Even though there are cheaper liners out there, the EPDM is the best you can get. It is also easy to work with. Glenn Lynn On Thu, 5 Feb 2004 23:18:56 -0600, "Bryan" wrote: Haven't been here in a while. Pond is all dark and gloomy looking, but after seeing my tax rebate from good old G.W., I'm looking into a liner this spring. If memory serves me right, I need a 20'x30'. I'm looking into the best I can afford, which seems to be 45mil EPDM. I've found it in 2 Shawnee, OK sites justliners & pondliners for $.42/sq ft. Is this a going ratefor this type/size liner? Should I be looking into a different type besides EPDM? Acouple of years ago I purchased a liner from Water Garden Creations at a good price with no shipping charge and delivered to the door. It was a 45 ml EPDM with no problems and quick delivery. Happy water gardening. Thanks.http://watergardencreations.com/webstore/Shopping.htm Bryan |
Pond Liner Pricing
Hal wrote: On Thu, 5 Feb 2004 23:18:56 -0600, "Bryan" wrote: Permalon is lighter easier to work with and stronger. I have about a 300 gallon of EPDM and a 1000 gallon pond with a bottom drain of Permalon and would go with permalon if I did it again. Regards, Hal I also vote for Permalon it can be gotten from kencofish.com |
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