Preformed Flexform Liner Pond - Chesapeake - 163 Gallons by NurseryPro

Great price... but am a little concerned about how it was shipped. It was essentially crumpled up in to a ball when it arrived. It is flexible, but I worry it can crack or damage easily. It needs to be straighten out in warm sun for a day or two to reform once unfolded. I would still recommend it, but not perfect.

Worked as a small pond for my ducks

The ONLY good thing I can say about this liner is that it is very thick. Other than that I have nothing pleasant to say.I have been gardening since I was a small child. I have installed many ponds and this liner seemed like the best out of both worlds between the hard and rubber liners. I was WRONG! If you do not did the perfect hole to match the exact shape of the pond, you are sunk! I dug the sides to wide and I can not for the life of me get them right. Either the dirt pushes the sides in and creates many issues with dirt caving in behind it, or you can't seem to get enough dirt behind the liner and the top bows or buckles. I have drained it and tried to redo it. Not good. I have spent more time over the last 3 weeks trying to get it to look right, than I have spent enjoying the pond. I would never buy again or recommend this product to anyone!!!!

did not put it in the ground yet I hope it works out it was put into a box that was way to small and mangled the pond. I hope when I try to put it in the ground it works out

Works well but does take some time to full expand and it is tricky filling in the gaps. But all in all a good pond!

Pretty flimsy. Requires a lot of exact ground contouring. And at that rate it would have just been easier to by a regular (not preformed) liner. It has held up and is good size and shape. Just more work than it's worth.

Idid not buy this

I was able to get liner to be correct form after putting in the sun. I then dig the hole (even hired someone to come help me get the right depth and shape) it apparently wasn't perfect though because the water leaked over the top once the water got hot and all the water ended up under the liner.... very frustrating that it was a little bent on one side and I had stone on top of the liner in several areas to hold it down and it still didn't stay. The first picture is after I complete. The second picture is when I came home to my pump sucking a dry liner due to water going under liner. Wouldn't recommend if you're not a professional