45 mil EPDM Liner 10 Feet Wide / Sold by the running foot

Anjon Manufacturing 45 mil EPDM LifeGuard Pond liner

• Adapts readily to a wide variety of pond applications, skimmers, and waterfalls
• Remains flexible and pliable in extreme temperatures from -40 to 175 degrees Fahrenheit
• Contains no plasticizers which become brittle and cause cracks and splits
• Resists harmful UV deterioration
• Readily accepts pipe and hose penetrations without leaks
• Certified fish and wildlife safe

Limited Lifetime Warranty & 25 Year Warranty
Anjon Manufacturing warrants to the original purchaser that 45 mil LifeGuard EPDM Pond Liner will be free from defects in material and workmanship, and UV deterioration for the lifetime of the product when installed with UnderGuard Geotextile Underlayment, or for a period of 25 years if the liner is installed without UnderGuard Geotextile Underlayment.

Certified Fish & Wildlife Safe
This liner has been tested and is certified fish and wildlife safe by Guardian Systems, Inc. Test results are published on manufacturers website.

What size liner do I need?

The formula for sizing a pond liner is
POND LENGTH + (2 TIMES DEPTH) + 2′ = LINER LENGTH
POND WIDTH + (2 TIMES DEPTH) + 2’= LINER WIDTH
Example:
A 12′ long, 7′ wide and 3′ deep pond is…
12′ + (2 * 3) +2′ = 20′ Long
7′ + (2 * 3) + 2′ = 15′ Wide

How many gallons is my pond?

The formula for determining the number of gallons is:
FOR SQUARE AND RECTANGULAR PONDS
Length * Width * Depth * 7.5 = Gallons

FOR ROUND PONDS
RADIUS * RADIUS * 3.14 * 7.485 = Gallons
Example:
12 * 12 * 3.14 * 7.485 = 3,384 Gallons

Upgrade by adding Underlayment

The biggest contributors to pond liners failing are poor, unstable soil conditions and rips and tears from rocks and boulders. Shifting soil creates pockets and voids under your pond liner, forcing it to stretch under the weight of the water. Rocks and boulders placed on and around your water feature create aesthetically pleasing visual focal points. They can also penetrate, tear, and harm your liner. Underlayment adds an extra layer of protection between pond liner and rocky or unstable soils. It stabilizes soil to prevent air voids from forming between the liner and earth; reduces wear and abrasion from rocks and roots and extends the life of pond liner.