The most common types of pond liners to choose from are Epalyn rubber liners, Butyl rubber liners and PVC liners. Overall, we would recommend a pond liner made of rubber, which is durable, flexible, moderately inexpensive and easy to work with.

A rubber lining is ideal for use in all pond installations as it moulds easily to pond contours. It is also extremely flexible and highly elastic despite its thickness.

PVC liners are ideal for small, basic ornamental garden ponds. However, for larger more demanding applications, rubber pond liners are more suitable.

For larger lakes and reservoirs other materials are available on request. This may require on site fabrication.

Additional care and expense must be taken to protect pond liners against punctures and stresses during and after their installation particularly if ponds are to be exposed to the use of wildlife as pond liners may be damaged by animal’s claws.

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Please note: If ordering our PVC pond liner, we are able to supply PVC to a maximum width of 8m. There is no limitation on PVC length. PVC is supplied on an 8m wide role hence not being able to cut a PVC pond liner wider than 8m.