Pond Construction Guide

1. Location:
The ideal location for a garden pond is in partial shade. Four to six hours of sunlight per day is perfect.

2. Pond outline:
First, mark out the pond's outline with sand. Also mark the different depth zones with sand.

3. Deep zones & pond edge:
Shape the different depth zones with fill sand. Then you can install the pond edging system.

4. Determining the dimensions of the foil:
Then, using a string, the necessary length of the fleece and pond liner is generously measured.

5. Fleece:
After excavation, the depression is first lined with a fleece to protect against root penetration and the penetration of stones.

5. Foil and stone foil:
The foil is then carefully laid, ideally without creases. The edges are protected with the stone foil.

7. Planting of level areas:
Coconut mats are laid down for planting on level areas. They allow the plants to grip the soil optimally with their roots.

8. Edge area:
For the natural design of the edge area, you will find stone foil, pond edging tape and slope mats with us.

9. Planting on steep slopes:
Steeper sections are planted using embankment pockets. First, weigh these down with, for example, large stones, before planting.

10. Pond technology:
When installing Oase pond technology, carefully read and conscientiously follow the instructions for use.

11. Pebbles and water:
After the pebbles, the water finally goes into the pond: first half full, and only when the liner has completely settled is it filled completely.

12. Lighting:
To create a pleasant atmosphere even in the evening hours, it is advisable to think about the appropriate lighting right away.