PIK Koi Pond Liner - 30 Mil Ultra

Product Description

Our Most popular Koi Pond liner by far! Comes with a 20 Year warranty. When in doubt choose this one.Move over EPDM, RPE is taking over the pond and water garden industry. RPE is just as safe for fish & plants, yet is on average 2-3 times lighter and 2-3 times stronger than regular EPDM.

On this special 30 Mil ultra edition, the laminated coating takes the reliability of traditional RPE liners and adds higher UV resistance. Being fish & plant safe, with high puncture resistance, AquaArmor is the strongest, most UV-resistant pond liner in the industry! 

Specs: 

RPEL™-30 Single Scrim Laminated LDPE with LLDPE Film (polyethylene)

Fully NSF/ANSI 61 Certified - so safe its rated for drinking water and will not leach chemicals

WEIGHT 14.7 OZ./SQ.YD. (+/-5%) ASTM D751

THICKNESS 30 MIL (+/-10%) ASTM D1777

COATING THICKNESS 2.4 MIL EACH (+/-5%)

TENSILE STRENGTH MD 410 LBS. ASTM D7004 (GRAB METHOD) TD 400 LBS.

STRIP TENSILE MD 260LBS. ASTM D7003 TD 260 LBS.

TONGUE TEAR MD 79 LBS. ASTM D5884 TD 81 LBS.

BURSTING STRENGTH 622 PSI ASTM D3786 (MULLEN)

MVTR 0.33 g/m2 - 24hr (0.05 perms) ASTM E96

HYDROSTATIC RESISTANCE 635 PSI ASTM D751

PUNCTURE RESISTANCE 195 LBS. ASTM D4833

CBR STATIC PUNCTURE 1272 lb (5658 N) ASTM D6241

CARBON BLACK CONTENT 3% ASTM D4218

DIMENSIONAL STABILITY MD -2.9% TD -1.0% ASTM D1204

LOW TEMPERATURE COLD CRACK -85º F ASTM D2136

HP-OIT 3048 minutes

ASTM D5885 UV RESISTANCE >90% STRENGTH RETAINED ASTM G-151 AFTER 2000 HRS.

Note: liners over 12' in width are seamed together. Seams are fusion welded, which provides a permanent bond.

20 Year Manufacturers Warranty from BTL liners!

We also carry 20 Mil liner, 24 Mil Liner, 36 Mil Liner, 40 Mil Liner, and 60 mil liner.

Need a quote on a larger special size? Email [email protected] with your dimensions

IMPORTANT: Liner does not qualify for free shipping. Additionally, these liner orders are not eligible for return as they are all custom cut to your specs. For this reason, we'd recommend digging your pond first and then measuring it out and ordering your liner so you know exactly the dimensions and don't end up being short.