Direct Global Trading The Shannon Black Plastic Garden Pond

Great study good value product. Box was slightly broken but still arrived safely

Great first time pond , Great size

Plastic is a little thin but otherwise good for the price and makes a perfect small pond to attract wildlife

It’s around 4 feet by 2 feet and around 12 inches deep. Looks good with our water fall above itStrong sturdy black plastic cheap to own. Fast delivery

Looks ok, seems to be sturdy enough,will know better when I install it.

Pond liner was delivered without damage. Does the job. All I need now is some wildlife. Amazon?

I have only rated this as three stars for sturdiness and thickness, but actually those two things are pretty irrelevant once its in the ground as its supported by the surrounding earth. Took about an hour to dig a hole, place the pond, level it and backfill - can't complain about that. I have a 7 metre x 5 metre fish pond in my garden but the fish eat any wildlife unfortunate enough to get in there. I wanted a little pond for the newts and frogs. I put lots of pebbles in there and hid the sides with stones and logs. The pond has been in situ since the summer and the sides are already coated with algae and insects, so I'm hoping for frog spawn this spring. It looks like its been in place for years. I would imagine this would be ideal for someone wanting a bit of wildlife who doesnt have much space. It wasn't expensive, so don't expect something fantastic, but it does a job.

It's a nice little pond which is ideal for my garden. Easy to install- dig a hole, insert, make sure it's level and you're done. Would have been five stars but I took one away for the shelves. Be aware that these are pretty much useless. I checked and double checked the level - which is spot on, but the plant baskets keep slipping off the shelves, they are just not wide enough for a standard 11cm basket. I'm going to send for some of those soft round pond baskets which I'm hoping I'll be able to 'mould' into the gaps between the shelves while being lifted up to the required height by some stones. If anyone else has had the same problem I'd like to hear if they found another solution.