HEISSNER Plastic patio pond set, 1000 l

Enjoy the beauty of your very own garden paradise with our Heissner plastic pond set! Our pond is the ideal choice for those who want to add an elegant and relaxing feature to their outdoor space without complicated installation and costly maintenance. Thanks to the durable plastic material, our pond is weather-resistant, frost-proof, and guarantees long-term durability without the need for regular maintenance. Its compact size makes it a great choice for gardens of all sizes, whether you have a large garden or a smaller space on a balcony or terrace. Our plastic pond is easy to install and offers a wide range of placement and design possibilities. You can add aquatic plants or decorative stones to create your own unique garden oasis. The right pond technology will ensure the water stays clean. Lighting can be placed directly in the pond under the water to illuminate a water feature, or next to the pond to light it up at night. Enjoy the relaxation and tranquillity that the sound of running water and the beauty of life in your garden bring with our plastic pond.

Key features of the HEISSNER plastic terrace pond set, 1000L

Pond volume:
1000L
Pond dimensions (L × W × H):
224 × 150 × 70cm
Light operating voltage: 
230V/12V 
Light dimensions (W × H): 
6×7cm 
Light output: 
1.5W 
Cable length: 
7m 
Heissner 003246-00: 
Suitable for use with Heissner HSP1000-00 pump. 
Colour: 
Bronze 
Dimensions:
 
14×22×12cm
Heissner FA1000UV-00 underwater filter with pump:
All-in-one underwater filtration for ponds up to 3m³ (1.5m³ with fish), full-surface filter, includes filter media, three water effects, 9W UV lamp against algae.
Flow rate:
1000L/h
Cable length:
10m
Dimensions (L × W × H):
32×25×14cm
How to install the pond in 6 steps:
Step 1: Preparing the site
 
Place the plastic pond in the chosen location and then use a spade to mark the outline of the pond. It is important that the hole is 10–15cm wider and deeper than the shape of the pond.
Step 2: Digging the pond pit 
Start by digging out the pond pit, including the zones intended for planting. Make sure the pond rests on a solid layer of earth and that there are no voids in it. This is particularly important to prevent the pond from sinking later on.
Step 3: Determine the pond depth 
The outer edge of the pit must be at the same height at all points. For smaller ponds, this can be checked very easily with a measuring stick and a spirit level. The different pond depths can be measured and adjusted in this step.
Step 4: Setting the pond in place 
Apply a layer of sand approximately 10cm thick to all horizontal surfaces. This simplifies the levelling of the pond on the one hand, and on the other, guarantees an optimal fit when setting it in place. Now place the pond into the prepared hole and align it using a spirit level.

Step 5: Filling the gaps
 
To prevent the pond from floating, first fill it halfway with water. Add sand and water to the sides. You need to continuously check that the pond is level. Repeat this process until all cavities are filled with sand.
Step 6: Filling with water 
Once the pond is fully settled with sand and water (bedded in the resulting slurry), fill it completely with water. Place aquatic plants in planting baskets in the designated plant zones. You can now install a pump for water features and water movement, or to create a stream.