yeezoo 30X40FT Reinforced Large PE Pond Liner, KOI Pond Liners for Outdoor Ponds, Enhanced 5-Layer Structure Pond Liner for Fish, Duck, Garden Raised Bed and Waterscape Pond(0.82oz/sq ft Thickness)

Heavy duty

Worked great for the pond liner

Our outdoor pond has had a leak for about a year. We have been constantly filling it with more water every day so that our turtles and fish do not die. When we saw this item, we purchased it right away and have been so happy. It is such a relief not to have to worry about our pond animals. We just lined the pond with this and pressure of the water keeps it in place. Our fish and turtle are happy and we are happy.

This liner is made pretty well. The durability varies based on climate and substrate. We have sandy soil, so it seems to be doing well. The liner isnt very thick. To avoid leaks, I always use a pad or liner-pad underneath to add that extra layer of protection. 10x15 seems large, but it goes quickly. We have a nice water feature using two spill overs to fill the basin, lined with this liner. Definitely recommend installing in the warmer months to avoid creating creases in the liner(which cause weak spots). Let it sit in the sun for 20-30min at least and it will be easy to lay in the hole.

I got this thinking it was a tarp but it is a pond liner. It however works well as a tarp too. Had something outside that needed to be covered long term and this hearty tarp works well for it. Good item.

I found the material extremely hard to work with. Most of the liners that I have used in the past are more of a rubber texture and capable of somewhat molding or stretching to the non-conforming shapes and challenges of a pond. This was like a giant tarp or slip-and-slide. I'm almost to the point of scratching the whole thing and ordering something else.

For all the effort that goes into making a pond. Digging, rock placement, pump installation, electrical, etc. the last thing you want is for the pond liner to fail. Get the tried and true pond liner that will last for as long as you are willing to pay for the electricity. This is not tried and true.

This is a really thick and durable pond liner that was easy to use and seems to be great value for the money. We have not had any issues with leakage yet and it was incredibly easy to set up.