Fibreglass Water Feature Ponds

The perfect basin for any water feature

Fibreglass pond in courtyard

Fibreglass pond in a deck

Cascading pots with fibreglass pond

Overflowing pot with fibreglass pond

Concrete coping with fibreglass pond

Overflowing ball with fibreglass pond

Fibreglass pond for a DIY project

Fibreglass koi pond or fish pond

STEPS TO INSTALL A FIBREGLASS POND

This is a dig-in pond with little structural strength.

Preparation is very important!

1. Dig a hole in the ground just big enough to accommodate pond.
2. Compact the bottom properly.
3. Line with 30mm river sand.
4. Level pond on sand (No rainwater should flood the pond).
5.  Start to fill the pond with water.
6. As the level rises, wash more river sand down the sides to compact.
7. When the pond is secure, landscape, tile or pave around it.

We have almost 50 different sizes and shapes available for you to select from.  If you need bigger or deeper ponds, please have a look at the koi ponds page. 

We also supply all the pumps, pipes and fittings and fountains you might need for a water feature.

Pond #1	(670 x 670 170 deep)
Pond #3	(900 x 900 x 310 deep)
Pond #7	(1200 x 1200 x 310 deep)
Pond #12	(800 x 800 x 220 deep)
Pond #13	(1000 x 1000 x 220 deep)
Pond #14	(670 x 670 x 150 deep)

Pond #8	(900 x 270 deep)
Pond #9	(1200 x 270 deep)
Pond #15	(1500 x 310 deep)
Pond #18	(1800 x 310 deep)

Pond #2	(600 x 1200 x 310 deep)
Pond #4	(900 x 1200 x 310 deep)
Pond #5	(900 x 1500 x 310 deep)
Pond #6	(900 x 1800 x 310 deep)

Pond #19	(800 x 400 x 200 deep)
Pond #20	(1200 x 400 x 200 deep)
Pond #21	(1800 x 600 x 300 deep)
Pond #27	(1950 x 340 x 390 deep)

Informal Ponds

(2000 x 1100 x 400 deep)

(1400 x 1100 x 300 deep)

(1800 x 1100 x 370 deep)

(800 x 700 x 250) &   (540 x 530 x 200 deep)

(2600 x 1800 x 550 deep)