Complete DIY Pond Kits with Everything You Need
Build a top-quality pond with Easy Pro ECO-Series® Complete Pond Kits. These excellent-value kits include all necessary components to create a beautiful, functional water feature. Perfect for DIY pond builders.
What’s Included in Every Kit
- 45 Mil Rubber Liner – Durable, flexible pond liner
- Liner Underlayment – Protects liner from punctures
- ECO-Series Skimmer – Patented inside-liner design, no silicone needed
- ECO-Series Filter with Media – Complete filtration system
- Continuous Duty Pump – Reliable circulation
- Check Valve Assembly – Prevents backflow
- Flexible PVC Pipe – Easy plumbing connections
- PVC Glue – For secure fittings
Available Pond Sizes
6′ x 6′ Kit – 400 gallons. Ideal for small garden ponds or compact spaces.
8′ x 10′ Kit – 900 gallons. Perfect for medium garden ponds with fish and plants.
10′ x 15′ Kit – 1700 gallons. Great for larger ponds with substantial fish populations.
15′ x 20′ Kit – 3400 gallons. Designed for impressive landscape ponds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is everything included to build a pond?
Yes, all major components: liner, underlayment, skimmer, filter, pump, plumbing, and fittings. You provide excavation, rocks, and plants.
Which size kit do I need?
6’x6′ (400 gal) for small features, 8’x10′ (900 gal) for medium ponds, 10’x15′ (1700 gal) for large ponds, 15’x20′ (3400 gal) for landscape ponds.
Can I keep fish in these ponds?
Yes, all kits include proper filtration and circulation for fish. Larger kits support more fish.
How difficult is installation?
Designed for DIY installation. ECO-Series components feature patented designs that eliminate complicated sealing and cutting.
What’s special about the ECO-Series skimmer?
Patented inside-liner design eliminates cutting the liner, silicone, and bolts for leak-proof performance.
Is the pump suitable for continuous operation?
Yes, all kits include continuous duty pumps designed for 24/7 operation.
What depth should I excavate?
Recommend 18-24″ minimum depth for fish ponds, deeper in cold climates. Dimensions are surface measurements.
Can I expand the pond later?
While possible, it’s easier to start with the right size. Choose a larger kit if uncertain about future needs.
