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Pond liner size calculation determines the appropriate dimensions of liner material needed to properly cover a pond, accounting for the pond's length, depth, and necessary overlap for secure installation.
The calculator uses the pond liner formula:
Where:
Explanation: The formula accounts for the pond's bottom length, twice the depth (for both sides), and twice the overlap (for both ends) to ensure complete coverage.
Details: Accurate liner sizing prevents material waste, ensures proper pond sealing, avoids leaks, and provides adequate coverage for secure installation. Proper sizing also accounts for settling and potential movement of the pond structure.
Tips: Measure the pond's maximum length, deepest point depth, and allow for sufficient overlap (typically 0.3-0.5 meters). All measurements should be in meters. Ensure accurate measurements for optimal results.
Q1: Why is overlap necessary in pond liner calculation?
A: Overlap provides extra material to secure the liner around the pond edges, prevent slipping, and allow for proper anchoring, typically 30-50 cm on each side.
Q2: What is the typical overlap distance?
A: Standard overlap is 0.3 to 0.5 meters (30-50 cm) on each side, depending on pond size and installation method.
Q3: Should I consider pond width in this calculation?
A: This formula calculates length only. For complete liner sizing, you would need similar calculations for width: Width + 2×Depth + 2×Overlap.
Q4: What if my pond has irregular shape?
A: For irregular shapes, use the maximum length and width measurements, and consider adding extra material for complex contours.
Q5: How does depth affect liner size?
A: Depth is multiplied by 2 because the liner must cover both side walls of the pond, adding significant material requirements for deeper ponds.