Pond Liners 7 x 10 Feet, Easy Cutting LDPE Pond Liner 20 Mil, High Preformed Koi Pond Liner for Ponds, Streams, Fountains and Garden Waterfall

This liner has worked out just as we wanted. It is reasonably durable. Consistent with other reviews it is a little stiff and hard to work with but we overcame this using a heat gun very carefully to make it a bit more plyable when needed. With proper preparation the liner installation is straightforward and does the trick.

The pond is awesome but I have to move it around cause the included patches were meh for me even after drying

Easy to cut, and easy to move around, it is very thin so be careful

Very thick. Seems durable.

It appears as a good deal - which includes how the OEM packages it; even with a cardboard guard inside the box where someone may cut the tape and cut the liner. It won't hold up to a plung cut with a razor - possibly; however, it could save you the heart ache of "forgetting" or not cutting into the wall if the box flap, gently (*keep in mind upon receipt - there's not "warning" label).It is what it says, a "semi" pliable "PVC" type "liner". The one suggestion, that I feel is well worth mentioning is that either they 1) ship it rolled, or 2) well warn purchaser to make sure they've brought the temperature up on the liner to, I'd say e.g., 80F since it is folded so many time and to such a "smaller" dimention that if you unfold it as I did last week - outside weather for me during the day in the sun has been circa 70F ish ~ .Why? Well, although it is 20mil, which is substantial was you unfold it you could cause a hole from the hard corner fold(s) and from long term storage in a *stack.At the very least, consider less fold and while they do fold in one direction (large roll, then flattened) then over upon itself, it is many *hard folds.I don't think or I hope I have not caused a leak - but when saw this, was like, "wow' - I could have warmed it a bit more or possibly waited for one of these 80F days we get and leave it in direct sun for an hour or so.So, otherwise - I would recommend it and if remains at this price point.I didn't *measure it to verify I got "every inch" :) of it - it appears to cover the area I'll need and it all that matters really.I noticed, this being my first pond, that as it "forms into a bowl" in certain area there will be some "puckered" areas to some degree since not "that pliable" to form and conform. If one has many subtle ledges and etc. it's not going to "form" like a hard cast pond bottom. However, if one then uses sand, stone, then stones/pave-r's I don't see it impeding that - or, I hope so - I'll find out.

I was really impressed at how heavy this loner is. I’m in process of digging out my pond area so no photos yet… but I have no doubt this liner will be perfect. You won’t be disappointed.

This Toriexon Pond liner is a true 20 Mil in thickness. I double checked this with a micrometer and it measures an actual .020 inches. Reasonable flexible it should shape nicely into whatever form you need it to fit in. The ground is still frozen where I live but come spring I will use this liner to rebuild a small 3 ft. X 6 ft. pre-formed pond that is beginning to crack from age. I intend to remove the pre-formed plastic and increase the size a little and use this liner to make a new pond.

It’s great BUT it’s slick as ice ! I’ve fallen several times trying to fix my fountain! Just be safe and keep in mind it’s slick no matter if you have shoes on or not I’ve fallen face first while on my hands trying to get my fountain out to clean it’s just slick but it’s very pretty and sturdy