This stone liner is especially suitable for making a small stream or hiding unsightly film edges a...This stone liner is especially suitable for making a small stream or hiding unsightly film edges around the pond. It can also be cut into a suitable size with scissors in accordance with the dimensions of the pond. Made from durable nonwoven PP fleece and drinkwater safe glue, this liner ensures longevity. Its natural design gives it a natural look, making it an ideal way to decorate your garden and other areas.
Colour: Grey
Material: Nonwoven PP fleece, drinkwater safe glue
Size: 800 x 40 cm (L x W)
Thickness: 4.5 mm
This stone liner from VidaXL is designed for garden enthusiasts looking to create natural-looking water features or conceal unsightly pond edges. Its primary benefit is providing a durable, adaptable, and aesthetically pleasing solution for pond construction and decoration. A potential caveat is that its specific size may require careful planning for larger or unusually shaped ponds. Key features include its durable nonwoven PP fleece construction, drinkwater-safe glue, and natural grey design that blends seamlessly into garden environments.
All features
Colour
Grey
Model Part Number
4007533
Brand
VidaXL
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What material is the stone liner made from?
The liner is made from durable nonwoven PP fleece and uses drinkwater-safe glue.
Can this liner be used for a full pond installation?
This specific liner is primarily designed for creating small streams or hiding pond film edges. For a full pond installation, a dedicated pond liner of appropriate size and thickness is recommended.
Is the liner safe for fish and plants?
Yes, it is made with drinkwater-safe glue, making it safe for aquatic life and plants.
How thick is the liner?
The liner has a thickness of 4.5 mm.
What are the dimensions of this liner?
The dimensions of this particular liner are 800 cm in length and 40 cm in width.
Can I change the color of the liner?
The liner is designed with a fixed grey color to blend naturally into the garden. It is not intended to be painted or colored.
How do I clean the stone liner?
You can clean the liner using a soft brush or a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
Troubleshooting
Liner is difficult to cut cleanly
Use a sharp pair of heavy-duty scissors or a utility knife. Ensure the liner is laid flat on a stable surface before cutting.
Water is leaking from the edges
Check for proper overlap with the main pond liner. Ensure the edges are well-secured with stones or gravel and that there are no gaps where water can escape.
Liner does not lay flat
Allow the liner to warm up in the sun for a short period before positioning, as this can make it more pliable. Smooth out any creases as best as possible during installation.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable and long-lasting construction
Safe for use in ponds with aquatic life
Can be easily cut to size for custom installations
Provides a natural, discreet look
Suitable for creating streams and hiding film edges
Cons
Specific dimensions (800 x 40 cm) may not suit all pond sizes without cutting
Requires manual cutting, which can be time-consuming for complex shapes
Material may be less flexible than traditional pond liners for very intricate designs
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Measure and Cut: Determine the required size and shape for your application. Use sharp scissors to cut the liner precisely.
Position: Place the cut liner in the desired location, ensuring it fits snugly against the contours of your stream bed or pond edge.
Secure: For streams, ensure the liner is properly anchored to prevent water from escaping. For pond edges, overlap with the main liner and secure with stones or gravel.
Compatibility:
Compatible with most pond pumps and filters.
Suitable for use with various pond substrates like gravel and stones.
Designed to work alongside other pond liner materials.
Care:
Clean periodically with a soft brush or damp cloth to remove debris.
Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents that could damage the material.
Ensure the liner remains submerged or protected from prolonged direct sunlight to maintain its integrity.