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Posted By: Texas1 Liner, clay or ? - 10/30/15 08:29 AM

Thinking about a small decorative pond. We do not have soil...we have rock. It is fractured limestone that can be dug/removed in large chunks. Once removed, you have a somewhat consistent depth shallow fractured rock depression. Water pours in between the cracks/voids so fast when it rains, it takes a absolute heavy down pour for any puddles to form...and if they do, its short lived. As a result, there are no natural ponds in my area.

So the question is, what the best approach to seal the cracks/voids between the rocks?
Posted By: Bob-O Re: Liner, clay or ? - 10/30/15 09:30 AM
I have no knowledge of the problem that you face but someone will su before too long. Just wanted ta welcome ya to the forum.
Posted By: ToddM Re: Liner, clay or ? - 10/30/15 11:54 AM
Small and decorative.......Sounds like you need a liner.
Posted By: Bill D. Re: Liner, clay or ? - 10/30/15 12:22 PM
Welcome to the forum!

FWIW they make kits for small ponds that include, among other things, liner and the underlayment. You might want to check them out.
Posted By: Texas1 Re: Liner, clay or ? - 10/30/15 03:04 PM
small: 70 x40 foot, 1-4 foot deep
Irregularly shaped
Posted By: Joshua Flowers Re: Liner, clay or ? - 10/30/15 03:30 PM
There are multiple sites or small landscaping companies who could help you. Take a peek at pond liner inc, they have some kits that may be able to fit your needs.
Posted By: AlesiaManor Re: Liner, clay or ? - 11/07/15 05:08 AM
Originally Posted By: Joshua Flowers
There are multiple sites or small landscaping companies who could help you. Take a peek at pond liner inc, they have some kits that may be able to fit your needs.
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Thanks for the helpful information.
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