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Old September 7th 06, 03:33 PM posted to rec.ponds
pedro
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Roy Wrote:
Check out http://tinyurl.com/flgof

Its only one method, but about the only difference would be to mortar
your rocks etc into place, but its not a requirement by any means. It
has pros and cons in using mortar as it has potential to crack and
requires more time, but its done all the time as well as laid up dry
as in the url listed above. It is hard to make a completely sealed
surface under the waterfall and spill way as over time it will crack,
and leaks can be a bear to find, so using some heavy grade liner to
build on is a good idea IMHO, and then those minor cracks will not be
a headache later on.

On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 13:18:35 GMT, "HUNTER" wrote:
-
===Are there any dos and don'ts when it comes to doing a waterfall?
===With send and morter and using concrete blocks for outside support
===And providing levels in your waterfall.
===
===Thanks hunter
===
===
===
==="Greg Cooper"
wrote in message
===news:Ecrve.59473$wr.33160@clgrps12...
=== I am no real expert from my single pond/stream/waterfall.
=== But here is a few things:
=== Make sure your lip rock is very level so that the water will come
off it
=== evenly, use a level. You will need a can of the black expanding
foam
=== to seal under the rocks so to force the water over them. Dry fit
them
=== till you get the look you think you like then lift and foam them
in.
=== You dont need to put a lot of foam as the stuff really expands!
=== You dont need a big drop to make a nice sound. When the water is
on
=== watch for excessive splashing that may give you water loss. When
you
=== see where the water is going you may need to adjust a bit till you
get
=== the look you like.
===
=== HUNTER wrote:
=== hi can someone give me suggested on building a water fall
=== i have got some slat it's 2" thick by 2ft / 1ft x10 i was after
some
===info
=== on building a water fall with them so can you give me some ideas
===
=== thanks
===
===
===-


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Hi
with regard to this black foam can you tell me where I can get it from.
Its proving a bit elusive.
cheers
P




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pedro
 




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