Black liner for floors / artificial ponds 6m x 1m (linear metre)

PVC liner for garden ponds, 1 × 25 m and 0.5 mm thick is a reliable solution for creating ornamental ponds, water gardens, fountains, streams, and other water features. Thanks to its high flexibility and waterproof properties, it easily conforms to the terrain and provides long-lasting protection against leaks. We can cut it to your desired length.

PVC liner is designed to provide reliable waterproofing when constructing a variety of water features. The material is flexible enough to follow curves, terraces, and uneven terrain while retaining its strength and durability over extended use. This makes it suitable for both small ornamental ponds and larger water projects.

At 0.5 mm thick, the liner offers a good balance between durability and ease of installation. It forms a reliable waterproof barrier that prevents water from seeping into the soil and reduces water loss from the artificial pond. The material is also weather-resistant and can be easily cut and shaped to suit your specific project.

The liner is suitable for use in garden ponds, decorative water features, waterfalls, and fountains. For maximum protection and a longer service life, we recommend installing it over protective geotextile, which protects the membrane from punctures caused by stones, roots, and other sharp objects.

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✔️ Type: PVC liner for artificial ponds

✔️ Size: 1 × 25 m - We can cut it to the length you need

✔️ Area: 1 m²

✔️ Thickness: 0.5 mm

✔️ Color: Black

✔️ Material: PVC

✔️ Waterproof

✔️ Flexible and easy to shape

✔️ Weather-resistant

✔️ Suitable for outdoor use.

 Applications

Suitable for:

• Garden ponds

• Decorative water features

• Fountains

• Waterfalls

• Streams

• Water gardens

• Landscaping projects

• Landscape design.

📋 Instructions for use

1. Prepare the base by removing stones, roots, and other sharp objects.
2. We recommend laying protective geotextile under the liner.
3. Spread the liner over the excavated pond and shape it to the contours.
4. Leave enough extra material around the edges for secure fastening.
5. Fill the pond gradually with water, smoothing out any folds as they form.
6. Secure the edges with decorative stones, edging, or another suitable material.

⚠️ Important: To reduce the risk of mechanical damage, always use protective geotextile under the liner. This significantly extends its service life and prevents punctures caused by stones or roots.

💡 Tip from Urban Botaniks: For ponds with more complex shapes, leave extra liner around the edges. This makes shaping easier and ensures more secure fastening once the pond has been completely filled with water.