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Installing a sheet pond liner - materials and equipment
Materials:
- Flexible pond liner and underlay. Pond liners are supplied with different guaranteed lifetimes - you get what you pay for. Don't skimp on underlay either.
- Strips of exterior plywood (2 or 3 ply), 4-5in deep. Buy the plywood from a timber supplier and order it ready cut to size - it saves a lot of work.
- Wooden stakes for attaching the strips of plywood. Use roofing lath because it is treated against rot and can be bought off the shelf from a timber yard.
- Plated roofing nuts and bolts for fixing plywood strips together. These are inexpensive and can be obtained from a fastenings supplier - find one in www.yell.com or your Yellow Pages.
- Plated counter-sunk pozzi-drive screws for fixing the edging strip of plywood to the stakes. Buy these from the fastenings supplier. Buy good quality screws to match the longevity of the exterior ply.
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Equipment:
- Spirit level.
- A length of wood as a straight edge for use with the spirit level. Order a length of wood from a timber supplier.
- G-clamp.
- Drill (hand or electric).
- Drill bit for making the bolt holes to fix the plywood strips together. Buy the drill bits at the same time as buying the bolts.
- Drill bit for the pilot holes for screwing the plywood strips to the stakes.
- Counter-sunk drill bit.
- Saw for cutting the lath. A tenon saw will do the job.
- Hammer. For driving in the stakes.
- Screwdriver.
- Scissors.
- Tape measure.
- Digging tools.
- Wheelbarrow for carting away waste soil.

