flexiponds, anyone?

[seneca]

Anyone got, of knows anything about flexiponds? It’s a rigid pond made
from “a revolutionary rubberised material” which means it can be folded
up and delivered in a box. According to the manufacturer it’s like a
cross between a flexible and a rigid liner with the advantages of both
and none of their associated problems. I’m considering getting one, but
thought I’d ask if anyone had any experience of them. Here’s a link to a
website selling them.

http://tinyurl.com/mpa98


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seneca

[Randy R]

"seneca" > wrote in message
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>
> Anyone got, of knows anything about flexiponds? It's a rigid pond made
> from "a revolutionary rubberised material" which means it can be folded
> up and delivered in a box. According to the manufacturer it's like a
> cross between a flexible and a rigid liner with the advantages of both
> and none of their associated problems. I'm considering getting one, but
> thought I'd ask if anyone had any experience of them. Here's a link to a
> website selling them.
>
> http://tinyurl.com/mpa98
>
I don't see how you can go wrong with this for a smaller pond. I don't know
if adding a drain to it would be a problem though.

Randy R

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seneca wrote:
> Anyone got, of knows anything about flexiponds? It’s a rigid pondmade
> from “a revolutionary rubberised material� which means itcan be folded
> up and delivered in a box. According to the manufacturer it’s like a
> cross between a flexible and a rigid liner with the advantages of both
> and none of their associated problems. I’m considering getting one, but
> thought I’d ask if anyone had any experience of them. Here’s a link to a
> website selling them.
>
> http://tinyurl.com/mpa98
>
>
> --
> seneca

sorry 。。but I donot konw what your
meaning i am a new comer in this group ..

[Pooch]

After looking at the website, I would be concerned about the 1 year
warranty. Seems to me the company doesn't have a lot of confidence in its
durability.


"seneca" > wrote in message
...
>
> Anyone got, of knows anything about flexiponds? It's a rigid pond made
> from "a revolutionary rubberised material" which means it can be folded
> up and delivered in a box. According to the manufacturer it's like a
> cross between a flexible and a rigid liner with the advantages of both
> and none of their associated problems. I'm considering getting one, but
> thought I'd ask if anyone had any experience of them. Here's a link to a
> website selling them.
>
> http://tinyurl.com/mpa98
>
>
> --
> seneca