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

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.

Ideal for the smaller garden. A robust liner that should last a lifetime. Excellent quality and good value for money.

Nice little pond with an inbuilt ramp for wildlife. Easy to set up with a few minutes digging and a little anti-weed liner underneath. Ideally I would have preferred it to be a tiny fraction deeper to give better winter protection and to make it a little more lilly friendly but this is a very minor point Overall, it works well and makes a nice little addition to the garden

Fantastic little pond liner. Very reasonably priced. Ordered my second one and hasty delivery and product in tact

Ok, firstly, I'd recommend this pond, because if you haven't got a big garden, but want a pond to attract wildlife, this is just the thing. I actually have quite a large garden, but just wanted something small, hopefully to attract a few frogs. It was delivered in a large black plastic bag. The pond was completely undamaged, and delivery was super quick. I'm writing this in January, it has been really wet lately, and my garden soil is heavy clay. So, like a complete idiot, i thought it was a great idea to dig a hole for the pond! How hard can it be? Well, harder than you might think. The clay soil was squelching, my wellies were sticking to it as if it was quicksand and i got covered in mud. But i was determined not to be rational, and carried on digging. It took a couple of days of prolific swearing to get the job done, ive got some rocks around it, and some plants i dug up from elsewhere in the garden, which will probably die, because what sane person digs up and replants campanula in January? but who cares? I got a pond!!! I finished it today, and am disappointed to say, there's no sign of frogs, no newts. Nothing. I was hoping at least a couple of ducks would be floating on it by now! Wildlife are very ungrateful. But i have the satisfaction of looking at my little pond, hoping one day something might like it. Now all i have to do is wait.......and have a shower!

I like the fact that it's preformed so thought it would be easier to install. The difficulty was trying to line it up level which was difficult due to the top edge not being flat to hold a spirit level. It did take a couple of attempts but now I'm really pleased with it. I could not believe the amount of earth that needed to be dug out but it was worth it as the frogs have a lovely sized pond to use now. Very good value for the price paid.

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

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.