This is a slightly strange query as it relates to a duck pond rather than an 'ornamental' one
We inherited a concrete duck pond when we moved here, but unfortunately it leaks. We bought a thin liner for it, but unfortunately that has split and doesn't do the trick.
We are now about to splash out, lol, on a more expensive liner, but I'm a little concerned about those beaks and whether this will be a waste of money
Does anyone have any suggestions please?
Leak
Put some rubber roofing material in it. Will last about 20 years. Wash it off first before using it.
Brilliant, thanks TA!
There is a cementous product called "Water Stop" that should do the fix. It is used in irrigation ditches to patch leaks all the time
Thanks ladyanne I'll see if I can find it here
If I may add to ladyanne's suggestion about "Water Stop".
It is actually hydraulic cement and is used to seal large concrete drain and sewer pipes, along with leaks in basement walls etc.
It is sold under many different commercial names, but since it is just hydraulic cement it may make it easier for you to locate in France.
Oconus
That's great info, thanks Oconus :)