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Posted	pond liner
16-10-2005 17:49 by newbie fishkeeper	could i get 2 seperate pond liners (3x3) and combine them into 1 (6x6), cos i dont feel lik spending £100 on one
16-10-2005 19:37 by sammy	how do you intened to seal the two liners together?
16-10-2005 21:29 by Linda	It wouldn't be 6x6 it would be 6x3
16-10-2005 21:44 by Linda	My liner is 36' square and that only cost £120. Where abouts are you?
16-10-2005 21:45 by Linda	A 6x6 would only give you a pond 2x2x2!?
17-10-2005 18:13 by newbie fishkeeper	im not exactly sure how i was gonna seal the liners together. how comes it would be 6x3 and not 6x6? how'd you work out that logic? i live in south london, and you just prove my point with that price tag, £120??? oh and it's in metres as well
17-10-2005 18:57 by rob	if you aint gonna spend money on a decent and correct size liner dont even bother cheap liners aint worth it
17-10-2005 19:31 by nf	...
17-10-2005 20:40 by newbie fishkeeper	listen, all i wanna know is if i could combine my 2 pond liners to form one, i know i should put in decent money into it but im on a tight budget and i've been wanting this pond since forever, so i just want a straight answer.
17-10-2005 20:46 by danny boy	hi newbie yes you can theres a product easily available thats a sticky quite thick rubber strip. you stick it to one liner and over lap the scecond and heat with an iron it bonds the liners together. but any gap and the pond will leak
17-10-2005 20:47 by MC	There is a system for joining pond liners specifically designed for larger ponds and those with irregular shapes. I saw Charlie Dimmock using it on a Groudforce programme and it was a strip that is placed between the liners and then heat is applied via an iron which seals the two parts together, how sucessfully I dont know Have you searched the web for further info ??
17-10-2005 20:48 by danny boy	lol MC great minds and all that!
17-10-2005 20:48 by MC	Danny Boy - thats spooky
17-10-2005 20:48 by danny boy	just spotted that your in south london. you can get it at knights garden center on the purley way (next to the old lido) if you need a digger to dig the pond let me know we are competative
17-10-2005 21:49 by Linda	This is how 3+3=6 If you had 4 3x3's then it would be 6x6 I live in that area too.
17-10-2005 21:56 by Linda	Try this site http://www.bradshawsdirect.co.uk/BradshawsSite/product/L15Y.htm 15 Year Polyex Liners FROM £8.80 For over 20 years we have developed and improved our original pond lining fabric to produce todays top quality liner. Polyex liners are flexible, strong and durable with a strength enhancing UV stabilised and rot resistant coating on each side of the liner. • Available in Black/Brown reversible finish • Massive range of grades and sizes Make your selection your selection Qty total cost: £50.20
18-10-2005 18:35 by newbie fishkeeper	hey that's quite a good site, and at cheap prices as well, thanks linda
18-10-2005 23:06 by sammy	newbie fishkeeper, thats the fun of a forum - you never quite get a straight answer until the end.
20-10-2005 03:31 by Kay	newbie fishkeeper are you in london USA.?
20-10-2005 17:39 by newbie fishkeeper	USA? I never even knew they had one, no, london uk mate.
20-10-2005 18:18 by danny boy	ive been to London, Texas!... but im from the proper London, England
21-10-2005 00:33 by kay	cool. im in blacksburg Virginia.
21-10-2005 12:25 by newbie fishkeeper	I've been to birmingham, Alabama to give my grandad a visit, but that must have been years ago. How's the weather in virginia kay?

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