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Can anyone point me in the right direction for finding a good website for pond liners. Some liners are better than others. Any good websites that are popular that I can look into? Trying to compare prices from liners to clay.
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Just Liners use to have some pretty decent pricing. In the past couple years, the EPDM 45mil liners have shot way up in price. That really sucks!
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Thats one of the sites I have visited. I know what you mean about price hike. I own a swimming pool business and liner prices have been going up past few years. Any info on those containment liners?
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I haven't really looked into the poly liners much. Visions of deer frolicking around the ponds edge hasn't sold me on that idea yet.
Some have mentioned using billboard tarps.
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Seen that one a while back. Stony Creeks prices are actually reasonable now. A 50x100, 45mil is about 3700 bucks 
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I have visited the sites mentioned so it seems I am on the right track. I do plan on burying the liner. I think this is the better route over bringin in clay. Any suggestions on what type of soil I should use to bury the liner? Sorry for all the questions, I just want to do this right.
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I don't think the soil type matters as long as it is free of debris, like sticks or things that could poke a hole in it. All I have up here is sand and gravel.
Look into the venting requirements for under the liner. Trapped gasses can accumulate and blow it up like a balloon.
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