Friday 27 June 2014

Why should I choose LLDPE material for my pond liner

With so many varieties of materials available to use in pond liners, it can become a daunting task to choose the right material to suit your particular application. A quality LLDPE material, or Lineal low Density Polyethylene, however ticks all the boxes associated with choosing the correct pond liner material.

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A top quality LLDPE material, such as Enviroliner, is commonly available in three different thicknesses to suit nearly all pond liner applications, the three being the 0.5mm thick material, the 0.75mm thick material and the 1.0mm thick material.


All three materials are best suited for different makes of ponds, though all three are suitable in any domestic pond as they have high UV stability and are Potable grade, meaning that fish and other aquatic life can be safely housed in the pond with a quality LLDPE pond liner installed.

0.5mm LLDPE material is the best suited quality LLDPE material for smaller ponds due to the flexibility of the material. This means the pond liner is easier to install, though it is not as robust as the 0.75mm LLDPE or 1.0mm LLDPE materials. Unlike other flexible pond liner materials on the market, the 0.5mm LLDPE material is a cost effective solution to waterproofing that beautiful pond of yours.

The 0.75mm quality LLDPE material is the middle ground between the flexibility of the 0.5mm LLDPE material, and the robustness of the 1.0mm LLDPE material, and as such it is a very popular choice for pond liners. 0.75mm quality LLDPE material is best suited for medium to large sized ponds, though it can be used in smaller ponds depending on finished size of the liner sheet.

1.0mm quality LLDPE is the most robust of the three material thicknesses, and as such is mainly used in larger pond applications where the elements can be harsh.

The 1.0mm LLDPE material is more commonly used in dam liner applications, though it also has its place in large pond liner applications aswell. The 1.0mm LLDPE material is the stiffest material of the three, however it makes up for this by being the strongest and most durable thickness of the three, and as such it also has the greatest life expectancy.

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