Bermuda Cove Pre Formed Pond 84cm x 64cm / Pond Liner

Well made and very solid ! So easy to fit! Great sized ledge for plants 🪴

The pond liner wasn't cushioned/packed very well but it arrived undamaged and in excellent condition. It was very easy to install and the built in ledges are easy to build up with aquatic gravel and pebbles. You can easily get 3 to 4 pond plants in it but we've kept it down to 3 for now to see how much they spread. It was true to size and very lightweight. It also has a little built in ramp for wildlife to climb out. Arrived next day too so I'm a very happy customer.

Perfect, my garden puddle we call it. Could do with a deeper shelf to hold a pot.

We know nothing about ponds but we have frogs in the garden and wanted something for them. We got it, placed it in situ and then proceeded to get advise from a place that specialised in aquatic plants which was the best thing we did as they offered some helpful advise. Shade it in the hot summer either with plants around the pond that shade one side of it at least because the water will warm up if it's sited in the hot sun especially during the afternoon. Someone told me about putting in a bottle of ice water still in the bottle. I used an empty 4litre milk bottle filled with water which helped. Frogs will definitely need a plank of wood or something more ornamental with grip that they can get out of the pond when they want to as the sides are smooth. Fill with waterbutt water preferably as tap water can irritate frog skin. Not sure it would be big enough for any fish to be honest unless they were tiny. Make sure you get advise on what plants if you have no former knowledge. Enjoy, great value. Frogs LOVE it..

Arrived on time Had an identical one for 3 years and whilst digging out a plant I put garden fork through it hence I’ve bought a new one

I bought this pond because it was the first time I had ever dug one and wanted to create something for wildlife which wouldn't be too big to put in or manage. I was really pleased with this. Having no experience of pond creation I found it very easy to put this in. I planted it up with a couple of native pond plants and within about 6 weeks I found my first frog had made a home in it, shortly followed by two others. I also found a hedgehog in my garden not long after. Prior to putting this in - no frogs or hedgehog. However, I will say that I was worried about hedgehog falling in it and not being able to get out because the edges are steep so to overcome that I put in an old rectagular floor tile to form a ramp in it.

Arrived quickly from seller so was quite surprised when it turned up two days after purchase in Northern Ireland. I said to my Wife that I would fit the pond liner/shell in the Autumn. By that Late evening around 10pm, my wife had dug the hole for the pond. I was a bit miffed at first but hey...If Women want equality then crack on and dig a hole. She did a real good job and made it look quite decent with the cobble stones, water plants etc. All I had to do was fit a small solar panel water feature and pour water in. This afernoon we are on a scavanger hunt from our local canal to get a couple of buckets of water which hopefully will be teeming with life for our little pond. Hardest part of installation is digging the hole and I dodged a bullet. I would like to thank my wonderful wife for helping me ouit especially as I have had two knee replacements. I think she took pity on mm. Good luck with your future water features guys. Happy to recommend this one for small/medium sized gardens.

Was worried it was so thin and I have a crease on the lip but for 20 quid I am pleased. The wild life escape slope is useless and to small for hedgehogs etc it also becomes very slippery when green. Its in and I am happy. The house is rented. If it was going to be a pond for years I would get a better make. This is not a genuine Bermuda brand and I have let Bermuda know this are being sold. Bermuda are much thicker, stronger better designed but also more expensive. I would fill it with water when its on position as it was a nightmare to backfill. Be very aware of stones and roots as they are likely to go straight through. Edit. It is sinking at one side. The lip on the edge that had a crease on day one has got much worse. It really is to thin to make a stable pond. Without a firm lip it is moving about. This is the 5 pond I have owned and all the others were real thick and lasted years. This one was a false economy. Edit - Now Feb 2023 - Photo 3. The pond has not moved anymore. We have had no dead animals and no issues. Its seems to have found its position and has not moved since. The crease has not got worse, you can see it in photo 2. I used marine silicone to glue large stones to the edges to hide it and all seems good. In Summer it looks lovely.