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March / April, 2008

Bob Dews


The finished product offers an accurate and durable mount for a bulkhead fitting.

One of the greatest fears in pond installation is having a hole in the liner. Therefore, it seems crazy to intentionally create that in which we fear the most. However, without piercing this precious impermeable membrane, it is impossible to install key components like bottom drains and bog gardens. Hopefully this tip will give you more confidence to install a leak free bulkhead fitting during installation.

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