New Pond

I used tanalised decking (pressure treated) so no problems with any of
this,
also if you put it on with screws and do it properly you can take it off
to
treat then put it back once dry

for pictures go to
http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/...=/8a86&.src=ph

they show how far ive got, but its (as always) a work in progress..

HTH

Lost

Hi
Nice pond :-)
I'm wondering what to treat the top with ?

Peter

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I used tanalised decking (pressure treated) so no problems with any of
this,
also if you put it on with screws and do it properly you can take it off
to
treat then put it back once dry

for pictures go to
http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/...=/8a86&.src=ph

they show how far ive got, but its (as always) a work in progress..

HTH

Lost

Hi
Nice pond :-)
I'm wondering what to treat the top with ?

Peter

with it being tanalised its good for (10 years on the wood I bought) years
as is.. however you can get "decking oil" or teak oil and id always use
that (and let it dry away from the pond for a few days.. then put back on
and all will be fine)

HTH

Lost

Thanks

Peter

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I used tanalised decking (pressure treated) so no problems with any of
this,
also if you put it on with screws and do it properly you can take it
off
to

"2pods" wrote in message
...

I used tanalised decking (pressure treated) so no problems with any of
this,
also if you put it on with screws and do it properly you can take it off
to
treat then put it back once dry

for pictures go to
http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/...=/8a86&.src=ph

they show how far ive got, but its (as always) a work in progress..

HTH

Lost

Hi
Nice pond :-)
I'm wondering what to treat the top with ?

Peter


If you have to treat it, use Thompson's Water Seal. It has no heavy metals
(like hexavalent chromium - a real no no), and when dry, is non-toxic.

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If you have to treat it, use Thompson's Water Seal. It has no heavy
metals
(like hexavalent chromium - a real no no), and when dry, is non-toxic.

Thanks George

I'll look out for it

Peter