Ok so I apologize as I will post the questions then pics in the next reply as my computer died so I’m on an iPhone and I just typed this all out and my log in expired 🤦‍♂️

I’m going to post many pics to show the waterfall location on the right side of my new home which I’m currently building alone.

A wrap around porch will surround the home and when the pond is full it will be maybe five feet from the deck.

The pond is currently at its lowest point of the year or close tonit and stays full until late June which is right up to the fire pit rock area . This is the time of year I can dig clear the vegetation and start construction

I want to build this waterfall in an approx 30x30 ft area in between the blue spruce and aerator box . I will use a backhoe to ckear this area out first

I have free java style Rock on the 175 acres of land that this pond sits on which is the natural look I’m shooting for as there are mini waterfalls during spring run off in the canyon if this property .

I need advise on
Heavy duty pond liners
Pumps .pump lines column . pump boxes Ect.

I’m going to run the pump into a deep section of the pond .

It’s a budget job as are all my plans as I’m cheap kinda as I don’t want any debt
Thanks for any advise.

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Mike Otto had a good article on Pond Liners in the PB mag a couple of years ago. You will have to drain and dry the pond to install one. This is something that I would use a Pro for. They aren't cheap.

I dont need a liner for the pond, just under tge rocks gravel of tge waterfall.

I really need advise on a oump tbat can handle real pond water not some clear koi pond.

I have two Maxflow 12000 pumps. They are brushless and have run flawless for four years. I run the waterfall pump to control our water temp. I run it in the day when I want to warm the pond in the spring and fall and run it at night when we want to cool the pond.

The waterfall and aeration are connected to the same timer.

To get some good sound and look you will need allot of water to flow over the waterfall. We have a 5 foot top rock and use two of these pumps.

Cheers Don.