How Do You Make A Pond Waterfall For A Plastic Pond?
Whether for koi or aquatic plants, a backyard pond can be the perfect addition to bring a sense of tranquility to your yard. Install a waterfall, and your pond will take on an even greater sense of peace, providing white noise and beautiful motion to your backyard pond. Of course, tranquility doesn’t come without effort. Take the frustration out of installing a waterfall with these easy steps. Add an additional layer to already existent plastic lining. The plastic lining already prepped for your artificial pond may be fine for tranquil waters, but will not be as capable of holding up to a constant flow produced by an artificial waterfall. Keep plenty of extra slack in this layer at the intended location of your waterfall. Place coping in the center and around the edges of the pond. Coping could include sand at the pond’s base, but must consist of heavy, flat rock along the pond’s edge. Proper coping does not necessarily have to be mortared. It just has to be heavy enough to remain stab
