To calculate the size of your pond liner, follow these basic steps:

1. Measure the Dimensions of Your Pond:

• Length: Measure the length of your pond at its longest point.
• Width: Measure the width at the widest point.
• Depth: Measure the depth at the deepest point.

2. Account for the Sides:

• Add the depth to both the length and the width measurements. This ensures that the liner will cover both the bottom and the sides of the pond.
• For example:
  • If your pond is 4m long, 3m wide, and 1m deep, your liner will need to cover 6m (4m + 1m + 1m) in length and 5m (3m + 1m + 1m) in width.

3. Add Extra for Overlap:

• It’s a good idea to add 10-20% extra to the total size of the liner to allow for flexibility, especially if you have irregular shapes or want extra material to fold over the edges.

4. Shape Considerations:

• If your pond has curved edges or is an irregular shape, you may need to adjust the calculation accordingly, ensuring that all curves and sides are covered.

For a more detailed guide, check out our blog post on how to correctly measure your pond liner.

If you have any specific shapes or additional questions, feel free to reach out to our support team!