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Build a reliable water feature with VEVOR pond liners designed to help prevent leaks. Our selection includes 45-mil flexible EPDM rubber, 20-mil puncture-resistant LLDPE, and 14-mil reinforced PE. Sizes range from 8x10 ft to 30x35 ft. You can easily cut each liner to fit your koi pond, waterfall, fountain, or water garden. Select models are designed for use with fish and plants. You can find a long-lasting, leakproof match for lining a small garden pond or a big landscape feature. Prices are fair, and customer service responds quickly after the sale.
Not sure what size or type of material you need for your project? With the right pond liner, you can make a freeform koi pond, a tiered waterfall, or a simple garden fountain. The liner helps keep water contained within the feature. VEVOR offers sizes ranging from 8x10 feet to 30x35 feet. With these options, you can match the thickness and material to your needs, your budget, and whether you plan to keep fish.
The material and thickness tell you how flexible, tough, and long-lasting your liner is. VEVOR has three tried-and-true choices: 45-mil EPDM, 20-mil LLDPE, and 14-mil PE. Each one fits a different budget and pond shape.
For flexibility and durability, EPDM rubber is the best choice. VEVOR's 45 mil EPDM pond liners are easy to cut into any shape while they are thick, flexible, and don't crease when shaped.
Withstanding decades of UV light and weather, these liners do not crack and stay flexible in hot and cold weather. In some sizes, the EPDM pond liners come with a rubber liner and underlayment, which protects against punctures under the membrane. For smaller projects, a 10x15 ft EPDM liner will work for small water gardens.
This is the thickest and most durable choice VEVOR offers at 45 mil. It is perfect for permanent koi ponds and other long-term water features. EPDM is more expensive than thinner materials, but because it is flexible and long-lasting, these pond liners are the best choice for freeform designs and serious water feature enthusiasts who prioritize durability over price.
LLDPE offers the right balance of price, adaptability, and durability. VEVOR's 20 mil LLDPE pond liners are flexible enough to fit into a variety of shapes, and they are also very resistant to punctures, so they will last longer.
LLDPE supports a healthy aquatic environment without leaching harmful chemicals and is safe for fish and plants. A compact LLDPE liner at 10x13 ft suits small backyard ponds and starter water features, while larger 20x25 ft sheets cover bigger builds.
LLDPE is the middle option for owners who want good flexibility and longevity without the high cost of EPDM. It falls between high-end EPDM and low-cost PE. It works well with irregular shapes and is easy to install with simple tools. These pond liners offer reliable performance at a fair price, which makes LLDPE so popular for home projects. They are perfect for building a medium-sized fish pond or a garden feature.
For the strength-to-price ratio, 14 mil PE pond liners are hard to beat. The 14-mil PE liner has three layers of reinforcement, a hemmed edge, and four metal grommets for securing the liner.
Despite the thinner gauge, the reinforced weave resists tearing and punctures, and the reinforced PE fish and koi pond liners are safe for aquatic life. PE provides a practical, reinforced option for pond and water-feature applications.
PE is VEVOR's least expensive material, making it ideal for smaller ponds or larger pond projects where keeping costs low matters. It is less flexible than EPDM or LLDPE, so freeform curves are harder to make. But for square and rectangular builds, it is a good, cheap option. These pond liners are the most cost-effective way to keep water inside your pond for projects that need to save money.
The right material depends on the shape, the cost, and how long it will last. If you want a freeform koi pond that will last for decades, choose flexible EPDM. LLDPE is a good middle ground, and reinforced PE is a cheap option for straight-sided builds.
The thickness affects the liner's lifespan. 45 mil is the toughest, while 14 mil and 20 mil give up some toughness for a lower price and easier handling. Each material offers different levels of flexibility, durability, and cost.
No matter what material you choose, you should always put underlayment under the liner to protect it from sharp rocks and roots. Next, measure your pond's length, width, and depth. Then add 1 to 2 feet to each side. It is easier to prevent leaks if you match the right liner to your pond's size and shape. The right choice of these pond liners will give you years of worry-free water.
Where and how you use a liner shapes your choice, not just the material. This range from VEVOR helps keep water contained in ponds, waterfalls, and fountains.
The non-toxic material of VEVOR's 8x10 ft fish pond liner makes your water environment healthy and safe for koi and goldfish. For flowing features, a pond waterfall liner channels water down tiers without seepage, and a dedicated waterfall liner cleanly shapes the cascade base.
These sheets have many uses beyond fish ponds. You can use a water feature liner beneath fountains, reflecting pools, and cascading waterfalls. Each one is UV-stabilized so that it can last for years in full sun as an outdoor pond liner.
With the same core material, you can make anything from a small outdoor bowl to a large landscape pond. Choose a sheet size that fits your pond's surface area plus the overhang. These pond liners will work with any water feature you can think of, like a koi pond, waterfall, or outdoor fountain, while helping prevent leaks.
This is the whole point: to keep water in, and VEVOR makes these pond liners to last. The Leakproof garden pond liners make a single, watertight membrane that stops water from leaking out and soil from washing away. This keeps your water level stable and protects the surrounding soil.
Tear-resistant materials can provide added protection against roots and ground movement. For a truly waterproof pond liner, proper installation matters as much as the material. Make sure the base is smooth, add underlayment, and leave enough overhang to hold the sides in place.
This kind of high-quality pond liner can last for years with simple care: check for damage, remove any sharp objects, and fix any small nicks right away. A PE liner is easy on the wallet and can cover large areas at a low price, while EPDM lasts the longest. Browse our pond liners to find the right fit for your water feature and budget, based on material, size, and leak protection.
From a small LLDPE sheet to a 30x35 ft EPDM membrane, VEVOR offers waterproofing for much less than specialty pond suppliers, without skimping on UV protection or fish safety. Each liner is long-lasting, easy to cut, and resists tearing during years of outdoor use. With three types of materials, different thicknesses, and sizes ranging from 8x10 feet to 30x35 feet, there is a leakproof option for every pond, waterfall, or fountain, and every budget. Plus, you can get help after the sale. Browse the full collection today and build a water feature that lasts.
Flexible 45-mil EPDM rubber is the top choice for koi ponds. It molds to freeform shapes, resists UV and punctures, and is fish-safe, offering the longest lifespan for a permanent, healthy aquatic habitat.
For most ponds, 20-mil LLDPE or 14-mil PE works well. Larger or permanent koi ponds benefit from thicker 45-mil EPDM, which better resists punctures and lasts longer under heavy use and sun exposure.
Measure your pond's length, width, and maximum depth. Add twice the depth to each dimension, plus one to two feet of overhang per side for anchoring. Choose the next size up.
Yes. Underlayment protects the liner from punctures caused by sharp rocks, roots, and debris beneath the pond. It's inexpensive insurance that significantly extends the life of any liner material.
