Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pond Liner, 4.6x6m 45 Mil Thickness, Pliable EPDM Material Pond Skins, Easy Cutting Underlayment for Fish or Koi Ponds, Water Features, Waterfall Base, Fountains, Water Gardens, Black

The dimensions are not as advertised, they are a little bit smaller. It should be changed so future buyers are not misguided

Only issue is the weight of it. Just cumbersome for me but great otherwise. The quality is excellent. I'm using to line my wicking garden boxes heavy duty. Filled with stones. Works wonderfully well.

This liner is VERY stiff. You cannot contour this in a pond. It is tough, but more like stiff plastic than rubber. Depends on what feature is most important. This is very durable.

Nul la bâche est tres raide et il y a des petits trou au dépliage la ou les angle de pliage ont etait fait

This is not EDPM. After 3 months it started to shrink and wrinkle. 6 months is failed completely. This is nothing short of fraud. A cheap thermal pastic and not rubber. It came with tissue paper separating it as it bonded to itself.

I was expecting this to match my existing epdm that is soft and not slippery. This was hard, kinks dont lay flat and is very very slippery. Im not sure if the one sent to me was the tcp or a differnt type of epdm. Ill be looking around to match my existing.

This is not roofing quality epdm, it is extremely heat sensitive and will stick together if in sunlight Would not recommend for most applications. Be warned

Good product overall but I dont get it, I’ve ordered 5 others and they were all at 20 feet… and this one wasn’t… it was at 19’ and 9 inches… why? Still it is a good product but if you count on getting some, make sure you order a bit more on the size as they dont seem to be constant… even the way it was folded was different and more complicated to open up without making a hole in it since it’s rather big.

It's basically a thicker tarp. Would not be easy to install due to the stiffness of the material. But you get what you pay for. Unsure if I'm going to keep it or return, depends on cost of returning.. If I do keep it I'll layer something else under it. I wouldn't trust this alone. It's a major ordeal to change out pond liners so I definitely don't want to do this again in a couple of years.

This is the second one that I bought and same as the other one it leaked in several spots