• Can a WoodBlocX pond be adapted to include a water blade?

  Yes it can! If you want to include a water blade in your WoodBlocX raised pond kit, please use our Free Design Service. Please note: we do not sell water blades. We have completed many successful pond design projects where customers haFew readers

• Can I have a curved / circle WoodBlocX pond?

  Yes and no! **Please read this answer carefully. ** We can only design/sell square or rectangular raised ponds using our WoodBlocX system with PVC pond liner - this is due to water pressure restrictions. However…. You can use WoodBlocX as cladding to form aFew readers

• How deep should I make my pond?

  The correct depth for your pond all depends on what you plan to put in it! If you are creating a 'fishless' wildlife pond with only pond plants - we'd recommend a pond height of 0.25cm to 0.35cm. If you are building a pond for fish, it is very important to carefully research what depth is required for your species. We cannot advise on the exact size but would recommend a minimum pond height of between 0.45cm to 0.65cm. Please note: Koi carp require much deeper pond depths in order tFew readers

• Why do your ponds only go up to 0.65m in height?

  0.65m is the maximum height we sell due to water pressure. This is to ensure your raised pond is strong and stable when built.Few readers

• Do you sell pond liners?

  Yes we do! But only for WoodBlocX ponds up to 1.875m x 1.875m x 0.65m in size (pond liners are sold separately). WoodBlocX pond liners are 4x4m (16m²) - one size only. You will need to cut this liner to size. Read pond liner fitting instructions. You can select toFew readers

• Can I build a WoodBlocX pond directly on concrete, paving or tarmac?

  Yes you can! We provide angle floor brackets for hard ground types. When ordering through our website, please select 'Hard ground' under the 'Select Kit Options' section. When building on hard ground your kit will include Angle Floor Brackets to secure your structure to the ground - these are galFew readers

• Do we sell pond water pumps?

  **No, unfortunately we don't. ** You can buy water pumps easily online or at local aquatic shops. We strongly recommend you install a water pump to keep your raised pond from going stagnant!Few readers

• Can I have a WoodBlocX pond with a viewing window?

  **Unfortunately not. ** Our WoodBlocX raised pond kits cannot be adapted to include a glass viewing window. This is due to water pressure restrictions and for safety reasons. If you have seen any photos of WoodBlocX ponds with a viewing window online, these are examples where customers have adapted our product under their own accord. Please note: we take no responsibility for the safety of your pond structure if you decide to adapt WoodBlocFew readers

• Can you build a WoodBlocX pond on a deck or patio?

  Yes you can! Decks and patios are the perfect place to install a WoodBlocX raised pond as the surface is usually flat and stable. You can fix your structure to the ground using angle floor brackets - just select 'Hard ground' when buying a kit through our website. View our [pond kits for decks and patiosFew readers

• Does it matter which side of the pond liner is used when installed?

  You will find that our PVC pond liner has two sides: a dull/matt side and a shiny side. Both sides perform as expected - it does not matter what side faces up or down when being installed. This choice is up to you!Few readers

• How do I install a pond liner?

  Our PVC pond liner is 4 x 4 metres (16m²) - one-size only. It must be cut to size using a sharp craft knife and installed before adding your finishing capping layer. It's simple to install - follow our Pond Liner Fitting InstructionsFew readers

• What should I put under my pond liner to protect it from damage?

  To protect your pond liner from any damage, use old carpet, underlay or bubble wrap before installing the liner inside your WoodBlocX pond. Search the internet for 'Pond Liner Underlay' to find your best local option. Pond liner underlay is a crucial protective geotextile layer, typically made of polypropylene or polyester, designed to protect pond liners from punctures caused by sharp stones and roots. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/9/9/e/8/99e85b04a8366000/pond-builFew readers