Pond Building with an Existing Concrete Wall

Introduction

• Project: Using an existing concrete wall to build a pond.
• Materials: 1x2 inch wood piece, concrete drill, girlo garden edger, carpet underliner, old pond liner, Firestone 45 mil liner (25x15 size).
• Source: Home Depot (edger).

Steps in the Process

1. Preparation of the Wall:

   • Use the existing wall instead of new blocks.
   • Wood Piece: 1x2 inch wood drilled into the concrete wall.
   • Garden Edger: Added to hold the pond liner.

2. Installing the Underliner:

   • Materials Used: Carpet underliner and old pond liner.
   • Source for Underliner: Local carpet shop (typically discarded items).

3. Setting Up the Liner:

   • Use Firestone 45 mil pond liner (25x15 size).
   • Screws used to secure the liner against the existing wall.
   • Drilling holes into the brick wall and securing with screws.
   • Supporting the edger with a piece of wood underneath.

Future Steps

• Next Video: Filling the pond with water.
• Upcoming Content: More videos on the pond build.

Closing Remarks

• Thanks: To new subscribers for tuning in.
• Future Content: More videos coming up.