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Liner for a rill
My daughter and her husband want to install a rill in their garden,
with a pump to recirculate the water. They have removed a small pond for toddler Joe's safety and want a winding rill down which he can float boats etc. The question is what to use as a liner for the rill. They want it curved, and about 6 inches wide. Does anyone know of a flexible material which would do? They thought of a small ditch lined with butyl or some plastic drainage channel, but aesthetically wanted terra-cotta! Any ideas gratefully received. TIA Cheers Pam Bristol |
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Liner for a rill
"Pam Moore" wrote in message ... My daughter and her husband want to install a rill in their garden, with a pump to recirculate the water. They have removed a small pond for toddler Joe's safety and want a winding rill down which he can float boats etc. The question is what to use as a liner for the rill. They want it curved, and about 6 inches wide. Does anyone know of a flexible material which would do? They thought of a small ditch lined with butyl or some plastic drainage channel, but aesthetically wanted terra-cotta! Any ideas gratefully received. TIA I would have thought some sort of guttering material would be ideal. Natalie |
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Liner for a rill
On Mon, 27 Jan 2003 11:07:02 +0000, Pam Moore wrote:
The question is what to use as a liner for the rill. They want it curved, and about 6 inches wide. Does anyone know of a flexible material which would do? They thought of a small ditch lined with butyl or some plastic drainage channel, but aesthetically wanted terra-cotta! Guttering? May not be available in terracotta colour though.... |
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Liner for a rill
"Pam Moore" wrote in message
... My daughter and her husband want to install a rill in their garden, with a pump to recirculate the water. They have removed a small pond for toddler Joe's safety and want a winding rill down which he can float boats etc. The question is what to use as a liner for the rill. They want it curved, and about 6 inches wide. Does anyone know of a flexible material which would do? They thought of a small ditch lined with butyl or some plastic drainage channel, but aesthetically wanted terra-cotta! Any ideas gratefully received. Line it with butyl underneath. Then you can put anything you want on top to make it pretty. If you want terracota, you could probably get terracotta ( or terracotta effect ) roof tiles cheaply enough. You can get U shaped ones such as the Romans used to use which should meet the requirements. Martin |
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Liner for a rill
On Mon, 27 Jan 2003 11:07:02 +0000, Pam Moore
wrote: snip They thought of a small ditch lined with butyl or some plastic drainage channel, but aesthetically wanted terra-cotta! Any ideas gratefully received. TIA Cheers Pam Bristol snip As we speak we are undertaking just such a venture (well, would be if it wasn't so cold and windy :-} ) and have lined the gully with Wickes pond liner (cheapest we could find - 4x3m, UKP26 ) and have cemented it in to disguise the balck liner. We have embedded very small "Tweed" type gravel into it and produced a very satisfatory reslt. Perhaps some mortar colouring in the cement mix might achieve the "terracotta effect you want. Pix availble if you're interested. |
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