LifeGuard Pond Liner 15 ft. x 25 ft. 45 Mil EPDM Rubber and Underlayment Combo - CLGUG15X25

Product arrived nicely ahead of the expected date. It was clean, nearly flat (unlike a previous order from another vendor which was so tightlr folded and wrinkled, it had to be laid in the sun for two days to become marginally usable). Product was new and not “shelf-worn”, in all, EXCELLENT.

This liner is perfect and fit my pond exactly as I wanted it to. It is very heavy though so be prepared. It took three people to maneuver it into place.

and so am I! bought this after much deliberation but am very happy (after digging a roughly 6x8x3 hole and lining it with sand and old towels/comforters) as it has been a year since installation and my fish are happier than ever. it has not only withstood cleaning, but the assault of my cousin’s crazy dog jumping in and clawing her way out 3 times in one visit! I was terrified that she might have punctured it but it has held up against dogs, rocks falling while landscaping, and even a tree fall during a storm! I could not be more impressed by its resilience and have already purchased more of it for the other tiers of said pond.

We have a self dug pond with a bog and needed a new liner as ours was leaking and we could not find the source. While this was very heavy to work with, it is exactly what we needed to cover from the bog down into the pond with no leaks. We have had this liner for 2-3 months now with no issues when we were having 2-3 inches of leakage before, we now have no visible water level decrease anymore.

The liner was delivered quickly and proved to be a quality liner. It was disconcerting to see pine needles folded within it.

I used the rubber membrane as a liner for my deck to prevent water from seeping thru to below. It worked perfectly and should outlast the deck!!

Used in sub-irrigation planter build. After doing some research chose EPMD over PVC liner due to the possibility of PVC leaching. When installing I was able to walk all over the liner with boots and roughhouse into place without any tearing. Liner that has been exposed to atmosphere for over year looks new. Appears to be doing well in the New England winter. Was able to line (2) 3 x 10 beds with this liner. Ended up purchasing a second one to do another two beds. Sub-irrigated bed is easy to water and had greater yield then plants that are directly in the ground. Pepper bed in photo is the same bed at beginning and end of season.

Because it was thick and heavy, felt comfortable stacking rocks on top of it in the pond it is lining without fear of tearing/ripping.