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When creating a backyard pond with a flexible pond liner, calculate the width, depth, and length of your pond. You will want to be sure you plan for a minumum of a two-foot overlap around entire pond. Our Pond Planning Calculator can help you.
You will then be able to cover your entire pond base, and have enough left over to create an overlap around the perimeter, which can be covered with decorative rocks to hold down the pond liner.
Installing a flexible pond liner requires the additional step of ensuring that no sharp objects, such as roots or rocks, will penetrate the liner.
If you do not know the size pond liner you will need click here to use our pond volume calculator.
Although liners are very durable and resistant to puncture, it does happen. Many people install underlay to provide an insulating layer between the soil and the pond liner itself.
When it’s time to lay the pond liner into the hole, try to get an even overlap all the way around, and smooth out any wrinkles. Hold the pond liner in place with some bricks, and start filling it with water.
Once it’s completely filled, you can trim off any excess overlap, and start creating your backyard garden to enhance your pond!