Mr T says:

A very difficult job, with incorrect directions First off, when you receive this liner, it is folded into a smallish box, and you need to put it in the sun to get it to unfold and assume some semblance of the picture shown (my experience is that it will never actually look like that). No big deal, there are directions, and it doesn’t sound that hard.Well, if they were the correct directions, it wouldn’t be. You are given a large paper template and instructed to first cut out along one line for the first contour, which you dig to a depth of 13″ (according to the directions). Next, you cut the template a bit smaller, along a different line and dig that to a depth of 12 1/2″. First problem – the 2nd contour you are instructed to cut along does NOT match the lower outline of the liner. Luckily, we noticed this before we dug too much out, and also the correct contour is smaller that the wrong one, so the template wasn’t ruined.After digging a total of 25 1/2″ (as instructed), we placed the liner in the hole and… it was way too deep, about 5″ I would guess. Given the floppiness of the liner, it is impossible to accurately measure in advance the correct depth. So, after digging thru clay and rock, I got to fill in much of the hole.Finally started filling it up, backfilling the sides, etc. until it was full. Ended up being a bit too high (the sides stick up a bit, but not enough to be a real issue).Haven’t put the pump in yet; its not that great quality wise (didn’t expect much from it), so I don’t expect it to last very long.Came out ok in the end, but given the cr*p directions, I can’t give it a higher rating.

fernny says:

pond liner the pond liner is not somthing you would like to wast your money on.the liner came in a snall box like a ball and when i toke it out it didn’thave any kind of shap.i tryed to fill it up with water and put it in thesun for a hole day but there was no diffrence in it ,it didn’t get the shapeand to top it all off thy are charging me 15% pluse shiping to seand it back