can this be used for a pond cover?
1461561
IMHO it would be a bit heavy and sag onto the water compared to the plastic type netting. But if you pull it really tight and stake it all around it might work.
1461562
I use it to cover the top of my walkout dog run. I pull it tight and stake it. there is a little sag but not that much. I think it might also depend upon how large your pond is. I have tried lighter netting and found it did not stake as well. the lighter netting kept tearing where it was staked.
529327
I don't know about that I only use it in my pond. You might try contacting the manufacturer.
499570
Unfortunately, I haven't been able to build my pond yet.... But I'm told this will work very well for a Koi pond. I hope to have mine finished this summer. My source is a gentleman that builds ponds and systems for using the ponds as a source of fertilizer for the landscaping..... Hope this helps.
520538
I haven't tested it but I'd say no. I think you could probably get a spray waterproofing to put on it, and it would work well.
2219186
I would try it. I have papered over paneling with grass paper so I think this would work too. It covered all sorts of bumps and holes just fine.
1365727
No this would only cover part of your pool. It would be better to buy an oval cover.
961751
We use ours for our pond but I should think it would work in any water. It is quite handy.
1376756
It has worked for me, our ponds are ruffley the same size. You will have to purchase or manufacture some sort of defusor. I use a large soda bottle filled with rocks with holes drilles all around it.
1256850
If the light is low voltage then yes it can. Make certain the wire harness from the light is water tight and not stripped-open until at least 1-2 feet from the pond.
2085844
Good question which I don't really know the answer to. I would think it would say something to that effect on the product web site. Personally I wouldn't. I'm assuming you have a koi or goldfish type pond. Fish are extremly delicate to PH and chemical changes and unless the product stated it was specific to repairing those type of uses, I would shy away from it. That stuff is pretty expensive too. I would suggest getting rubber liner specific for ponds and just reline the existing pond. This is what I did w/ my koi pond leak.
2067442
You'd be better off getting some outdoor caulk for that. This stuff expands and is for pond waterfalls.
823575
It can be used for outdoor projects if you use a clear varnish protective coating. My husband makes rain gauges and birdhouses that hold up well, if using a clear varnish coating.
793109
The intent of this filter is to be partially buried next to your pond, with the top exposed to allow you to control the filter, change out tubing, etc. I'm thinking that it may not be 'electrically safe' to partially submerge this filter in your pond, as you definitely would not want the top to go under water or potentially be damaged by water exposure. You may want to send a quick email to the company, as they seem pretty responsive with customer service.
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I don't see why not. The finish is not real durable. We have put Waterseal over ours after one season. A good outdoor paint wold probably work fine. If you wanted to do this I would consider doing it before assembly.
2148496
I am not sure what you are asking...If you want to know if you could use this cover (15ft) on a (12ft) pool then probably so.
1197088
Yes. I use mine around my pond in my backyard and in a flower bed in my front yard.
1254795
I don't see why not with proper cover and good outdoor extension cord. Mine is in the hen house but I have spilled water on it several times, it continues to work great!