using pond lining materials - Page 2

Stellanne · 24-05-2015, 06:21 PM

I have used pond liner for temp indoor enclosures and it works very well. I found the thickness helps stops accidental perforations. The best use of pond liner, apart from ponds of course, is in Tort Lodge where my creep hibernate, it gives great insulation retains water to give dampness over the winter months x x. Hugs x x

Stellanne · 24-05-2015, 06:24 PM

As the table is oblong then I'm going to have folds in the material as it's got to go up the sides at least a bit? Is this a problem.

Any tips gratefully received!

Jonathan[/QUOTE]

Find yourself a nurse Jonathan............. Those 'nurses corners' for making beds work very well!!!!! X x x. Hugs x x x

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24-05-2015, 06:21 PM	#11
Stellanne Member Hatchling Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 686	I have used pond liner for temp indoor enclosures and it works very well. I found the thickness helps stops accidental perforations. The best use of pond liner, apart from ponds of course, is in Tort Lodge where my creep hibernate, it gives great insulation retains water to give dampness over the winter months x x. Hugs x x

24-05-2015, 06:24 PM	#12
Stellanne Member Hatchling Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 686	As the table is oblong then I'm going to have folds in the material as it's got to go up the sides at least a bit? Is this a problem. Any tips gratefully received! Jonathan[/QUOTE] Find yourself a nurse Jonathan............. Those 'nurses corners' for making beds work very well!!!!! X x x. Hugs x x x

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