HEISSNER Plastic patio pond set, 110 l

Enjoy the beauty of your 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 complex installation and costly maintenance. Thanks to its durable plastic material, our pond is resistant to weather and frost, ensuring long-lasting durability without the need for regular upkeep. 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 very own unique garden oasis. Choosing the right pond technology will ensure the water stays clear. You can place lighting directly in the pond underwater, illuminate a water feature, or position it 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 brings with our plastic pond. 

Key features of the plastic terrace pond set, 110L

How to install your pond in 6 steps

Step 1 – Preparing the site: Place the plastic pond in your chosen location and then use a spade to mark its outline. It's important that the hole is 10–15cm wider and deeper than the shape of the pond. Step 2 – Digging the hole for the pond: Start by digging out the hole for the pond, including the zones intended for planting. Make sure the pond rests on a solid layer of earth with no voids underneath. This is crucial to prevent the pond from sinking later. Step 3 – Determining the pond depth: The outer edge of the hole must be at the same height at all points. For smaller ponds, this can be easily checked with a measuring stick and a spirit level. In this step, you can measure and adjust the different pond depths. Step 4 – Positioning the pond: Apply an approx. 10cm layer of sand to all horizontal surfaces. This simplifies levelling the pond and ensures it settles in perfectly. Now, place the pond into the prepared hole and level 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 check the pond's level continuously. Repeat this process until all cavities are filled with sand. Step 6 – Filling with water: Once the pond is fully bedded in with sand and water (settled into the resulting slurry), fill it completely with water. Place aquatic plants in planting baskets in the designated plant zones. You can now install the pump for water features and water movement, or to create a stream.