Hope it's helpful. Alot of people do it differently with the window sandwiching the liner but I prefer this was, alot neater and worked great for me. I'd do it the same way again if I was rebuilding
Thanks. So glad I did. I almost never happened, I had second thought and actually tried to cancel the glass but it was already cut so couldn't get a refund, decided I might aswell fit it and im glad I did
Had some sleepless nights over that window I tell you. Glad it in and sealed now. Just got to iron out my filtration issues then hopefully I can enjoy it just in time for summer :)
It is very nice what you have done, and the pond window makes the pond I think as well, and you can keep an eye on your fish and see if they have anything wrong with them as well.
Great job! This is more or less the same construction idea for my up coming pond this year. I see most people go the fibre glass route with viewing windows, so it's great to see one go in to a box liner build!
Glad the video was helpful :) if the pond was block built I'd definitely fiberglass. As its wood I was worried that any movement in the wood could caused the fiberglass to crack. But shows windows can be done in sleeper ponds. Mines seems rock solid and nothing has moved so far
Nice one Danny, my pond is very similar to yours but I used a sheet of thick Perspex for my window. Put liner in first and cut section out for window, then ran two thick beads of gold label around edge of Perspex and screwed it (screws in between the beads) into position. 7 years on and no problems 🙂👍
@@dannycurrie1 yeah I think you did a good job and don’t think you’ll have any worries at all, wish I got box weld liner like you, the folds were a nightmare and my advice to anyone would be get box weld even if it’s twice the price!
HI Mark! hope youre well i was wondering if there be any chance for you show me what you mean but screwing the perspex in place, we tried to do it once and the silicone we use wasn't the best and it started leaking. would love to see what you've done as we have a similar situation with a liner and perspex
Glad the video was helpful. It's worked well for me. No leaks and it's nice and neat. 'a koi Enthusiast' on TH-cam has just done his the same way aswell
The weather has been awful but seems but managed to keep going with it all. I've had a few issues on the filtration and electrics wich I'm still trying to sort but the fish are back in and safe wich is the main thing
Thanks mate. Hope all is well down your end? I got alot to get sorted still. Had some serious electrical issues, got a shock off it (getting a professional in now) . Also the moving bed is not working how I wanted but I'm sorting it and in a few more week fingers crossed I can sit back and enjoy it.
Mate you done a cracking job there!!! Wait til summer out abit of grass seed down lol get the garden looking ace and bit of timber paint and treatment and that pond will be looking ace!! You must be chuffed
Yeah that's the plan. On garden restoration now. The main thing was getting it running and the fish in safe. Now I can start making it all look how I want. Thanks for watching 👍
Thanks mate. At several points I was wishing I never started it but glad I put the effort in and got it done in the end. Its amazing to see the fish from underwater and there as intrested in me as I am in them
Well done dan , when I redo my pond early April wasn't going to put I window but after watch you I will now , new scaffold boards with some sort of fish friendly sealant/staining would look good on top of your sleepers as a sort of coping , thanks Pete
The window wasn't as difficult as I was expecting. If I can do it anyone can. We'll worth doing. That's pretty much what I'm planning for the coping. Just getting round to doing it, spending all my time getting the filters working how I want at the moment
@@dannycurrie1 yes really is. I’ve decided to go ahead and do it the same way as you have. It looks really neat and you don’t have the crease in the corners which I was really worried about. My box weld liner turned up this afternoon! Just waiting for glass now which should be Tuesday or Wednesday. Can’t wait.
@@thekoimastersapprentice3839 that was the main reason I did it that way, I didn't want those creases. Couldn't find any videos of anyone doing it this way so it was a bit of a gamble but seems to have paid off. Good luck with your window. I'd recommend the idealseal ms290 it's really good stuff and half the price of gold label
Well done Danny it looks great and your fish look really healthy in there new home. Keeping my fingers crossed that you have no problems with the seal on your window! but it looks great. Now you just have to do the rest of the garden.
Fish seem to love it. There as intrested in looking out the window as I am looking in. Window seems fine so far, hopefully it stays sealed over time. I reckon it will do 🤞
You’re doing a grand job, pond is really coming on well despite the weather/conditions you’ve been working with. Interesting way of sealing the liner around the glass, certainly avoids the creases and folds you get when pinning liner under glass. Keep up the good work👍😊🐟🈲
Thanks mate. I'm so happy with how the window turned out. It was a bit of a gamble doing it that way with the liner in front. In my head I was confident it would work but couldn't find much info about anyone that had done it successfully. Like you say it avoids the creases and also if the wood moves atall the liner is only sealed to the glass so the seal shouldn't be affected by any movement, that's the theory anyway
@@dannycurrie1 I,m sure we’ll see a lot more bing done that way because the more you think about it it’s a much better way of doing it. Again , great progress you’re making so well done you. Looking forward to the next update👍😊🐟🈲
It must feel good to finally get the fish in Dan !!! Awesome effort mate 👏 . Considering you decided to rebuild it in the worst weather we've had in a few years you done good 😉 once you get the glitches in the filtration sorted its all plan sailing ⛵. Looks good mate well done.
Seeing the light at the end of the tunnel now. It's been hard work but I knew it would be, I wanted to be able to sit back and enjoy it when the weather improves. Little bit of tinkering with filters to do, then on to repairing the damage to the rest of the garden
Hi Mate, I'm in the USA. Above pond with glass window is not popular to where I lived. Can you please tell me if you used double glass on the window? What would you recommended the thickness of the glass if I'm install a 24x48 inches window? Thank you very much!
Hiya, Interesting that you decided to put the liner on top instead of trapping it under the glass... Looks like you've nailed it your way though.. Well done , window view looks great...😉😉👍👍
I couldn't find much info doing it the way I did it but I was confident it would work. Thought it stopped the crashes in the corners and if the sleepers moved it wouldn't open up a gap this way. Seems to have sealed for now. Seeing your window was a big inspiration for getting one put in on mine. Showed me you don't have to have a massive window to get the benefits. Love your floating tank, its something I'm definitely thinking about having a go at
Thanks mate it's really coming together. Still got a few problems with the filtration and electrics to sort but so happy I out the window it. Should consider it when you re do yours, it wasnt as difficult as I thought it might be
@@dannycurrie1 yes mate tbh it's made me less wary of fitting a window. Probably on my next pond coz I messed up my block work got few cracks I've got to add some strengthening when I change the liner 👌👍
@@progressivepondkeeping it wasn't as difficult as I thought so definitely consider it. You could always add another skin of bricks around a window to give it some extra strength.
It looks lovely Dan I have seen you have worked your heart out you have given us so many different ideas for our pond we are just in the middle of we are having 2 windows in ours
It's been alot of hard work in this weather but so worth it now. Few issues to sort still be I feel like I'm nearly there. Hope the videos have been helpful. Try to show everything I do, the good and the bad
Thanks mate. It's been hard work as you know but seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. Just these few issues to iron out then I can finally enjoy it
I've got a few mates who have used the same thickness for much bigger windows. It's well over engineered for what I needed, probably could have gone thinner but I'd rather go overkill
Thanks mate. Been alot of hard work but starting to pay off. Got the heat pump running today. Had a nightmare with leaks on that. Thankfully the window has been no drama so far
Hi Dan great job mate looking well smart, great job on fitting the window, looking forward to seeing your moving bed and filter room all set up, been a lot of hard work but man so worth it, look at ur koi they are smiling 😀👌🏻
Thanks mate. Windows turned out great. I'm looking forward to the moving bed being set up too, it's all gone a bit wrong in the filter shed. I'll have some videos up soon but it's just not worked out how I thought..
@@dannycurrie1 hi I know that feeling mate it took a bit of work to get my drum and moving bed set just right and still play with it now and again, always room for improvement, getting close tho bud 👌🏻
@@matthewnicholls2658 yeah I'm getting there now. Drums seem to be working perfectly, it's just return from the moving bed that's causing me issues. It's overflowing even with the pump on the lowest setting. I'm having to swap it to gravity and pumped return, should have done that from the start
@@dannycurrie1 that’s exactly what I had to do, gravity is so much better bud, I used a rubber 2” straight on the tap at the bottom to connect pipe work to pump, I also fitted a float switch inside the mb to cut pump off in case of problems with drum triggering
@@matthewnicholls2658 the way the tap is on my ibc it won't work with a boot annoyingly. It's got a ball valve that would be restricted but a rubber boot, was playing around with it this morning. Just going to put a 2" bulkhead in for the pump and 3" uniseal in from the drum. I can't get a 4" in mine as its not a full size ibc and the gaps between the bars are too small
Hey bud how big is your window? I am currently going to start building my pond but cant decide he ow big. Yours looks a good size i want. Thanks.... Love your pond!!
Not sure to be honest mate. I know people who have done much bigger windows than this in the same thickness, that was why I went with it. I'd advise contacting an expert or speaking to the manufacturer
Looks very professional Dan! I'm planning a pond as well - could you elaborate a bit about the air coming from the bottom drain? How does it work (is it just air or is it mixed with water), the pump you used (external/submersible, model), etc. Also, did you take care of autofill?
The air from the middle is from an aerated bottom drain. The air pipe runs under the base of the pond and I have an air pump running it from the filter shed. There's some details on it from the video before. I've not got an autofill yet but I'm going to be installing one this weekend if you keep an eye out on my channel. Up until now I've just been trickling water in constantly
Glad I found your videos just watched a few and am now going to watch a few more. This is similar to what I want to build. Will be my first koi pond. A friend has advised I dig out and do a concrete base then I will block up from that so the inside is nice and square. But at the end you talk about the dirt on the bottom of the pond. Iv seen that if you have a bottom drain you should slope the bottom of the pond so all the dirt falls down the bottom drain, I want to do a bottom drain with a box liner have you sloped yours? I’m guessing it’s quite hard to do with a box liner as you won’t have any liner to play with. What’s your opinion? Thanks.
If your using a box weld liner the bottom needs to be pretty flat, you will get away with a very slight slope in towards the drain but too much and your liner won't fit. Mine was sloped in a little but with it being so wet underneath once it has all settled my drain isn't even at the lowest point. Hasn't caused an issue though as I've got good flow around the pond and no dirt settles. If I'd done it in summer when the ground was dry it would have been alot easier. Lessons learned there. If your block building your pond then yes slope it in to the drain properly but then have it fiberglassed would be my advice
Yea so much to think about think I might build the pond and then work out what I’m going to do haha. I don’t know how difficult it is to do fibreglass.
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Mate, i have a qiestion, does liner and silicon sealant can perfectly latch? Or is there any special product to attach liner to glass? I see youre using sealant to attach liner with silicon is that attach good????
Hi, looks good mate. Ive got a sleeper pond myself and you may of seen it on james the koi whisperer channel, i was toying with putting a window in, what sort of price is a piece of glass that size.
Great job Dan mate 👍 👏. What size airpump is the drain running on? I swapped mine out to the jebao 35 as i don't like too much air from the drain. Have you got that boiler running again yet? I see some grovelling in your future 🤣 Maybe ask the mrs to give you some ideas on a garden revamp at your expense and then you may get back in her good books.
I've got a jebao 35 on my drain aswell. Gets alot of flow for such a small pump I'm quite surprised. Got the boiler in the house running again thankfully. Got a sparky coming next week to put some better electrics in the filter shed, got to make sure it can handle the ashp I've got coming in 2 weeks. My Mrs is an angle bless her, she's been so understanding on all this
@@dannycurrie1 yeah I did as well that's what put me off also had alot people told me they done it and with time it will go but now we have you to prove them all wrong I'm so happy you have done this Dan so well done mate 👍👍👍🍻
@@mattsonhobbies6966 thanks mate. You've done a really good job on your build, especially for your first pond. Looking forward to the summer I bet now so you can get some fish stocked
@@dannycurrie1 thanks mate was scary at first maybe one day when the covid is all over with, 1 day we can meet up do upload together 👍👍 about are ponds 😂😂 would be good 👍
@@mattsonhobbies6966 yeah mate definitely, that would be cool. If we're ever allowed again. I'm a fair drive from you though. I'm Northampton. Got to be a good 6 hours from Cornwall
Been alot of hard work and still some more to come but starting to see the rewards of it all. I think the garden is beyond help now. Just taken the pool down, another big circle of dead grass to go with all the mud 😂
Haha sorry. Yeah I better get it cleaned. I've been flay out trying to sort electrical and filtration problems. Be working in the dark every night last few days.
Great video Danny. I bet you're glad that window is in 👍 Will be using your video as a tutorial for when I install a window later this year 😀 What size is your pond now? Much bigger than before?
I'm so pleased it's in and sealed, been losing sleep worrying about doing it for weeks. Good lick with your window. Use plenty of sealant. Pond is now 8ftx12ftx just over 4ft deep, about double what I had before
Thanks mate. I'll try, had some electrical issues and ended up getting a shock off it, getting a sparky in soon, learned my lesson now on the dangers of electricity and water
@@dannycurrie1 No M8 I don’t think you could have gone thinner I would be worried about the glass cracking you did the right choice going thick better to be safe than sorry How much did the glass cost and could you give details of where you got it please You are now making me think about a window in my pond 😆
@@asterixborden-koi6881 21.5mm would have been fine for that size. Mines an inch thick! Massively over engineered for what I need but like you say better to be safe than sorry. It was from tuffx. Cost £180
@@dannycurrie1 Butyl or Epalyn? I’m mid project and just found out I can’t bond the liner I bought (HDPE) so bought another which also can’t be bonded! So gone for Epalyn
@@notoriousride9223 it's definitely not butyl . That was more expensive. I got mine from kirky's koi. Box welded, 1mm thick, they did me a fantastic price. I'd recommend using that idealseal ms290 sticks brilliant and nothing I've used that on has leaked a drop
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Finally some one who put the liner outside the window, couldn't figure out why it's not done more often, well done and good luck,
Yeah I don't know why more people don't do it. Much easier to get a good seal and much neater aswell. Worked brilliant for me so far
@@dannycurrie1 I imagine if there's a leak it's easier to seal over as well, fingers crossed we don't regret this lmao
Great video .. I’m looking to installing and building my first fish pond later in the year and your channel has educated me a lot 👍🏼
Glad you've found it helpful 👍
The pond is looking good all your hard work is paying off .
Thanks. Yeah getting there now
Thanks bud , I was wondering how to fit a window to my new pond build, brilliant 👏 cheers 😁🙏
Hope it's helpful. Alot of people do it differently with the window sandwiching the liner but I prefer this was, alot neater and worked great for me. I'd do it the same way again if I was rebuilding
I went and did the same with my pond with the window and liner! Thanks for confirmation on my method! Glad I'm not the only one that has tried this!
Well done, window makes all the difference, looks great.
Thanks. So glad I did. I almost never happened, I had second thought and actually tried to cancel the glass but it was already cut so couldn't get a refund, decided I might aswell fit it and im glad I did
Thank you very much for showing us what could go wrong, and ways to fix it. Cause not everyone gets it right.
Thanks for watching. I'm glad it was helpful 🙂
Brilliant well done. I crapped myself putting in my window too lol. Enjoyable vid. A few more bits to do then u can really enjoy it this summer 👍🐟
Had some sleepless nights over that window I tell you. Glad it in and sealed now. Just got to iron out my filtration issues then hopefully I can enjoy it just in time for summer :)
It is very nice what you have done, and the pond window makes the pond I think as well, and you can keep an eye on your fish and see if they have anything wrong with them as well.
This is fabulous.... Thank you for sharing. I want to extend my pond with sleepers... And wondered if this was possible. Thank you.
Great job! This is more or less the same construction idea for my up coming pond this year. I see most people go the fibre glass route with viewing windows, so it's great to see one go in to a box liner build!
Glad the video was helpful :) if the pond was block built I'd definitely fiberglass. As its wood I was worried that any movement in the wood could caused the fiberglass to crack. But shows windows can be done in sleeper ponds. Mines seems rock solid and nothing has moved so far
From southern California, great vid thanks👍
Thankyou, I appreciate the comment :) . It's crazy to think it's reach people so far away.
Amazing pond u did it all by yourself ❤️❤️❤️👍
Great video bet koi happy in there pond good luck with rest of the work 👍
Thankyou. The koi seem to love it. There so intrested in the window aswell
Great job. So thrilled with that window. Some lucky koi, they look very happy in there.
Thanks mate. I think there as intrested in looking out as I am looking in. They love it
@@dannycurrie1 I saw that too.
Great to see this, I'm of extending my sleeper pond and adding a window, been great to watch this. My sleepers are on their edge.
Nice one Danny, my pond is very similar to yours but I used a sheet of thick Perspex for my window. Put liner in first and cut section out for window, then ran two thick beads of gold label around edge of Perspex and screwed it (screws in between the beads) into position. 7 years on and no problems 🙂👍
Sounds good mate. Think there's a few ways to do it. Seems to have sealed fine the way I've done it. Time will tell if it's lasts. I think it will do
@@dannycurrie1 yeah I think you did a good job and don’t think you’ll have any worries at all, wish I got box weld liner like you, the folds were a nightmare and my advice to anyone would be get box weld even if it’s twice the price!
@@marksmith566 boxweld is well worth it. Mine actually ended up cheaper than a flat liner. £295 I paid. So easy to put in compared to my old one
HI Mark! hope youre well i was wondering if there be any chance for you show me what you mean but screwing the perspex in place, we tried to do it once and the silicone we use wasn't the best and it started leaking. would love to see what you've done as we have a similar situation with a liner and perspex
Looks brilliant well done Dan
Well done Danny After watching this video I think im going to go the same Way and silicon the liner to the window👍.
Glad the video was helpful. It's worked well for me. No leaks and it's nice and neat. 'a koi Enthusiast' on TH-cam has just done his the same way aswell
What a fantastic journey. I know you have still lots to do but what you have achieved is amazing. I am so happy for you!
Thanks. It's getting there now. The hard bit it done it's just tweaking the filtration and tiding up left now really
Good job. You had me worried with the weather a few vids back but you kept going and pulled it off. Well done mate
The weather has been awful but seems but managed to keep going with it all. I've had a few issues on the filtration and electrics wich I'm still trying to sort but the fish are back in and safe wich is the main thing
Nice to see the window water and fish in mate finished in time for the weather to get better
Thanks mate. Hope all is well down your end? I got alot to get sorted still. Had some serious electrical issues, got a shock off it (getting a professional in now) . Also the moving bed is not working how I wanted but I'm sorting it and in a few more week fingers crossed I can sit back and enjoy it.
Mate you done a cracking job there!!! Wait til summer out abit of grass seed down lol get the garden looking ace and bit of timber paint and treatment and that pond will be looking ace!! You must be chuffed
Yeah that's the plan. On garden restoration now. The main thing was getting it running and the fish in safe. Now I can start making it all look how I want. Thanks for watching 👍
Window is definitely worth all the hard work, well done Dan
Thanks mate. At several points I was wishing I never started it but glad I put the effort in and got it done in the end. Its amazing to see the fish from underwater and there as intrested in me as I am in them
Well done dan , when I redo my pond early April wasn't going to put I window but after watch you I will now , new scaffold boards with some sort of fish friendly sealant/staining would look good on top of your sleepers as a sort of coping , thanks Pete
The window wasn't as difficult as I was expecting. If I can do it anyone can. We'll worth doing. That's pretty much what I'm planning for the coping. Just getting round to doing it, spending all my time getting the filters working how I want at the moment
Yeah! Thanks for getting up so quickly Danny! 👍
No worries mate. I hope it's helpful for you 👍
@@dannycurrie1 yes really is. I’ve decided to go ahead and do it the same way as you have. It looks really neat and you don’t have the crease in the corners which I was really worried about. My box weld liner turned up this afternoon! Just waiting for glass now which should be Tuesday or Wednesday. Can’t wait.
@@thekoimastersapprentice3839 that was the main reason I did it that way, I didn't want those creases. Couldn't find any videos of anyone doing it this way so it was a bit of a gamble but seems to have paid off. Good luck with your window. I'd recommend the idealseal ms290 it's really good stuff and half the price of gold label
Well done Danny it looks great and your fish look really healthy in there new home. Keeping my fingers crossed that you have no problems with the seal on your window! but it looks great. Now you just have to do the rest of the garden.
Fish seem to love it. There as intrested in looking out the window as I am looking in. Window seems fine so far, hopefully it stays sealed over time. I reckon it will do 🤞
You’re doing a grand job, pond is really coming on well despite the weather/conditions you’ve been working with. Interesting way of sealing the liner around the glass, certainly avoids the creases and folds you get when pinning liner under glass. Keep up the good work👍😊🐟🈲
Thanks mate. I'm so happy with how the window turned out. It was a bit of a gamble doing it that way with the liner in front. In my head I was confident it would work but couldn't find much info about anyone that had done it successfully. Like you say it avoids the creases and also if the wood moves atall the liner is only sealed to the glass so the seal shouldn't be affected by any movement, that's the theory anyway
@@dannycurrie1 I,m sure we’ll see a lot more bing done that way because the more you think about it it’s a much better way of doing it. Again , great progress you’re making so well done you. Looking forward to the next update👍😊🐟🈲
Really helpful video. Thanks very much.
It must feel good to finally get the fish in Dan !!! Awesome effort mate 👏 . Considering you decided to rebuild it in the worst weather we've had in a few years you done good 😉 once you get the glitches in the filtration sorted its all plan sailing ⛵. Looks good mate well done.
Seeing the light at the end of the tunnel now. It's been hard work but I knew it would be, I wanted to be able to sit back and enjoy it when the weather improves. Little bit of tinkering with filters to do, then on to repairing the damage to the rest of the garden
Hi Mate a tip for future or anyone else reading cut a V in the end of sealant tube put a nice think bead, just like they do when fitting windscreens
Yes a v will do the job ✌️
The pressure from the window will make a better seal,I think👍
Hi Mate, I'm in the USA. Above pond with glass window is not popular to where I lived. Can you please tell me if you used double glass on the window?
What would you recommended the thickness of the glass if I'm install a 24x48 inches window?
Thank you very much!
Hiya, Interesting that you decided to put the liner on top instead of trapping it under the glass... Looks like you've nailed it your way though.. Well done , window view looks great...😉😉👍👍
I couldn't find much info doing it the way I did it but I was confident it would work. Thought it stopped the crashes in the corners and if the sleepers moved it wouldn't open up a gap this way. Seems to have sealed for now. Seeing your window was a big inspiration for getting one put in on mine. Showed me you don't have to have a massive window to get the benefits. Love your floating tank, its something I'm definitely thinking about having a go at
Happy fill day mucka 🎉🎊🎉 you have done an amazing job on the pond and window 👌👍
Thanks mate it's really coming together. Still got a few problems with the filtration and electrics to sort but so happy I out the window it. Should consider it when you re do yours, it wasnt as difficult as I thought it might be
@@dannycurrie1 yes mate tbh it's made me less wary of fitting a window. Probably on my next pond coz I messed up my block work got few cracks I've got to add some strengthening when I change the liner 👌👍
@@progressivepondkeeping it wasn't as difficult as I thought so definitely consider it. You could always add another skin of bricks around a window to give it some extra strength.
Nice one mucker thats a top job there fella 👌🐟👍
Thanks mate. It's worth all the hard work in the end
It looks lovely Dan I have seen you have worked your heart out you have given us so many different ideas for our pond we are just in the middle of we are having 2 windows in ours
It's been alot of hard work in this weather but so worth it now. Few issues to sort still be I feel like I'm nearly there. Hope the videos have been helpful. Try to show everything I do, the good and the bad
hi mate any more info on the air your using ?? is it built into the bottom drain ??
Looks superb dan big pat on the back for you
Thankyou. Caused me alot of stress but worth it in the end
Nice one Dan and I no why that k1 is in that sack but brilliant video mate it will give people some brilliant ideas mate top job 👍👌⛩🔥
Thanks mate. It's been hard work as you know but seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. Just these few issues to iron out then I can finally enjoy it
@@dannycurrie1 100% top job a big well done mate
How did you create the recess to fit the window into? A chisel or special tool?
Nice job a bit terrifying lol.
Could you tell me what kind of glass have you used? Thanks
Thanks.
It's toughened and laminated glass. 25.5mm thick.
Brilliant video, how long did you leave the pond before you filled it after installing glass?
Think it was 48hours. Just to make sure the sealant was properly set
Very nice work. Did you confer with anyone on the thickness of the window?
I've got a few mates who have used the same thickness for much bigger windows. It's well over engineered for what I needed, probably could have gone thinner but I'd rather go overkill
Nice one mate . You deserve some good luck you have worked so hard . Well done I have done something like that myself
Thanks mate. Been alot of hard work but starting to pay off. Got the heat pump running today. Had a nightmare with leaks on that. Thankfully the window has been no drama so far
Hey Danny, where did your purchase your liner from and what size rebar did you use? Thanks 👍
From kirkys koi. Was the cheapest place by far. And I used 12mm rebar
@@dannycurrie1 cheers mate! Have you had any issues with your window install? I’m looking to replicate your install.
@@dale643 no it's spot on so far. Not had a single leak since it went in
Hi Dan great job mate looking well smart, great job on fitting the window, looking forward to seeing your moving bed and filter room all set up, been a lot of hard work but man so worth it, look at ur koi they are smiling 😀👌🏻
Thanks mate. Windows turned out great. I'm looking forward to the moving bed being set up too, it's all gone a bit wrong in the filter shed. I'll have some videos up soon but it's just not worked out how I thought..
@@dannycurrie1 hi I know that feeling mate it took a bit of work to get my drum and moving bed set just right and still play with it now and again, always room for improvement, getting close tho bud 👌🏻
@@matthewnicholls2658 yeah I'm getting there now. Drums seem to be working perfectly, it's just return from the moving bed that's causing me issues. It's overflowing even with the pump on the lowest setting. I'm having to swap it to gravity and pumped return, should have done that from the start
@@dannycurrie1 that’s exactly what I had to do, gravity is so much better bud, I used a rubber 2” straight on the tap at the bottom to connect pipe work to pump, I also fitted a float switch inside the mb to cut pump off in case of problems with drum triggering
@@matthewnicholls2658 the way the tap is on my ibc it won't work with a boot annoyingly. It's got a ball valve that would be restricted but a rubber boot, was playing around with it this morning. Just going to put a 2" bulkhead in for the pump and 3" uniseal in from the drum. I can't get a 4" in mine as its not a full size ibc and the gaps between the bars are too small
Well done mate, your braver than me putting that window in I would have been crapping it.looking forward to your next video.
I was crapping it 😂 Couple of sleepless nights worrying about it and wishing I hadn't started but it's in and sealed now so happy days
Hey bud how big is your window? I am currently going to start building my pond but cant decide he ow big. Yours looks a good size i want. Thanks.... Love your pond!!
The glass is 1000mm X 400mm if I'm honest, if I could do it again I'd have made it bigger
@@dannycurrie1 ok thanks for the reply mate!....
🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴👍cheers
Wow. This looks pretty awesome. Just wish I had done something like this when I built my pond 20 years ago. (sadly, no longer got my pond).
Thanks. I'm so happy with how it turned out. Worth all the stress.
Never too late for you to build a pond?
Not now I wouldn't Danny. Too many aching joints & garden too small now I have downsized.
@@michaeljohnwicks2328 I've got a few aching joint after all that digging and I'm only 28 so totally understand 😂
Amazing work.How do you calculate the thickness of the glass to be use?Is it the same as calculating for an aquarium?
Not sure to be honest mate. I know people who have done much bigger windows than this in the same thickness, that was why I went with it. I'd advise contacting an expert or speaking to the manufacturer
@@dannycurrie1 ok thanks mate
Looks very professional Dan!
I'm planning a pond as well - could you elaborate a bit about the air coming from the bottom drain?
How does it work (is it just air or is it mixed with water), the pump you used (external/submersible, model), etc.
Also, did you take care of autofill?
The air from the middle is from an aerated bottom drain. The air pipe runs under the base of the pond and I have an air pump running it from the filter shed. There's some details on it from the video before. I've not got an autofill yet but I'm going to be installing one this weekend if you keep an eye out on my channel. Up until now I've just been trickling water in constantly
well done good job
Thanks :)
Glad I found your videos just watched a few and am now going to watch a few more. This is similar to what I want to build. Will be my first koi pond. A friend has advised I dig out and do a concrete base then I will block up from that so the inside is nice and square. But at the end you talk about the dirt on the bottom of the pond. Iv seen that if you have a bottom drain you should slope the bottom of the pond so all the dirt falls down the bottom drain, I want to do a bottom drain with a box liner have you sloped yours? I’m guessing it’s quite hard to do with a box liner as you won’t have any liner to play with. What’s your opinion? Thanks.
If your using a box weld liner the bottom needs to be pretty flat, you will get away with a very slight slope in towards the drain but too much and your liner won't fit. Mine was sloped in a little but with it being so wet underneath once it has all settled my drain isn't even at the lowest point. Hasn't caused an issue though as I've got good flow around the pond and no dirt settles. If I'd done it in summer when the ground was dry it would have been alot easier. Lessons learned there. If your block building your pond then yes slope it in to the drain properly but then have it fiberglassed would be my advice
Yea so much to think about think I might build the pond and then work out what I’m going to do haha. I don’t know how difficult it is to do fibreglass.
NICE JOB 👍
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Looking good Dan 👍
Thanks mate 👍
Mate, i have a qiestion, does liner and silicon sealant can perfectly latch? Or is there any special product to attach liner to glass? I see youre using sealant to attach liner with silicon is that attach good????
Great video Dan and congratulations on the 1000 subs 👍 well deserved.
Pond looks awesome!
Thanks mate. Still can't believe that many people want to watch my videos. Hope to see you doing some clips of your build when you get round to it
I bet the fish are loving all that space after being in the pool 😀
They do seem to me. It's all coming together finally. They seem to love looking out the window
wait....exposed pond liner will degrade in 6 months or so...why don't you cement the inside to cover the liner and add some resin to the cements??
Hi, looks good mate. Ive got a sleeper pond myself and you may of seen it on james the koi whisperer channel, i was toying with putting a window in, what sort of price is a piece of glass that size.
My glass was from tuffx. Cost £180 delivered (that's there minimum order amount) . Its 1000mmx400mmx25.5mm
How well will the liner stick to the glass?
It's stuck pretty well. That sealant I used actually bonds to the glass and to the liner so it's well sealed now
How big is the glass? And how much you left on the sides to sit on the wood? Thx
The glass is 1000mmx400mmx25.5mm
Theres a 60mm overhang all the way round. Hope that helps
@@dannycurrie1 yes thank you!
Love your pond I like to know what pond liner you used to hold that many gallons
It's a 1mm think EPDM rubber liner
Do you know if that sealent would work on a pvc liner As I can’t find one that works?
I'm not sure to be honest. It's stick everything I've tried it with so far but not used pvc. Rubber liners are worth the extra money if you can though
Hi how long did u leave the window sealant to go of for thanks
48 hours then filled it up to the top
Great job Dan mate 👍 👏.
What size airpump is the drain running on? I swapped mine out to the jebao 35 as i don't like too much air from the drain.
Have you got that boiler running again yet?
I see some grovelling in your future 🤣
Maybe ask the mrs to give you some ideas on a garden revamp at your expense and then you may get back in her good books.
I've got a jebao 35 on my drain aswell. Gets alot of flow for such a small pump I'm quite surprised. Got the boiler in the house running again thankfully. Got a sparky coming next week to put some better electrics in the filter shed, got to make sure it can handle the ashp I've got coming in 2 weeks.
My Mrs is an angle bless her, she's been so understanding on all this
@@dannycurrie1 you are doing a great job man 👍🏼
hi what size is your window and where did you get it from please
The glass is 1000mmx400mm x25.mm was from tuffx. From memory it cost £180 delivered
Looks bloody mega that does m8 hope mine turns out as good
Cheers mate 👍 good luck with your build
hi can i know where you ordered that glass window and how thick is it?
Glass was from tuffx and its 25.5mm 🤞
Is that 2 glass slabs joined to form into one? What's the thickness of the glass window?
It's 25.5mm double laminated toughened glass. So yes it it 2 12mm sheets of glass laminated together
Hi what sealant did you use and also did you use fibreglass window?
Idealseal ms290. Brilliant stuff. And no fiberglass. Glass was glued into the frame then the liner glued to the outside of the glass
Lovely pond there bud... going to attempt a window on my new one
Can i ask where you got your skimmer from?
Thanks mate. We'll worth doing the window I think. Skimmer is from absolute koi, not cheap but it's works brilliantly
Yeah 100% well worth doing mate 👍 cheers for that ill give them a look
Hey Danny , can you give me some details on the glass please, it looks like 2 panels stuck together?
It's 2 12mm toughened glass panels laminated together. 25.5mm total. It was from tuffx, best to call them and they can talk you through what you need
@@dannycurrie1
Thank you
What type of glass did you use
Fantastic Danny boy well done mate great upload 👍
Thanks mate. Shows it can be done with sleepers. Had a few people saying it wouldn't work
@@dannycurrie1 yeah I did as well that's what put me off also had alot people told me they done it and with time it will go but now we have you to prove them all wrong I'm so happy you have done this Dan so well done mate 👍👍👍🍻
@@mattsonhobbies6966 thanks mate. You've done a really good job on your build, especially for your first pond. Looking forward to the summer I bet now so you can get some fish stocked
@@dannycurrie1 thanks mate was scary at first maybe one day when the covid is all over with, 1 day we can meet up do upload together 👍👍 about are ponds 😂😂 would be good 👍
@@mattsonhobbies6966 yeah mate definitely, that would be cool. If we're ever allowed again. I'm a fair drive from you though. I'm Northampton. Got to be a good 6 hours from Cornwall
How do you install your white liner?
Hi were did you get your idealseal ms290 from plz
Off there website. I think you can only get it direct now
Awesome! Worth all the hassle in the end looks spot on! LOL next big job will be trying to rescue the garden no doubt haha Congrats on 1k subs :-)
Been alot of hard work and still some more to come but starting to see the rewards of it all. I think the garden is beyond help now. Just taken the pool down, another big circle of dead grass to go with all the mud 😂
Very nice Dan..
Thankyou. It's coming together now finally
can you explain what appears to be double glass versus a thicker glass?
Double laminated glass is stronger than a single thicker panel. The glass I've used in mine is 2x 12mm thick glass panels laminated together
how many tubes of sealant did you use in the end?
Think it was 5
Great video, thanks.
Thankyou. Got lots more to come soon :)
Looks mint Danny 👌cheers 👍
Thanks. Hope it's been helpful
Looks amazing
Thanks mate
great job dan
Thanks mate :)
What size is your pond and where did you get the liner
Liner was from kirkys koi. It's 2.4x3.6mx1.2m think it's was £295 from memory
Good job mate neat
Thanks mate. Really happy with how the windows turned out
Perfect, nice job. You could have cleaned the glass for the video lol. Congrats on 1000 Subs. Look forward to the next one. Cheers.
Haha sorry. Yeah I better get it cleaned. I've been flay out trying to sort electrical and filtration problems. Be working in the dark every night last few days.
@@dannycurrie1 I was just kidding, Seen on facebook that you'd had some issues. Hope everything turns out ok.
@@Simonsimps yeah filtration has all gone a bit tits up but I'll get it sorted eventually . Waiting on a load of new bits to get it fixed
Great Job Dan 👍👍
Congrats on 1k too 👍
Thanks mate. Still find it hard to believe so many people watch my videos. Never thought I'd get this many views
Great video Danny. I bet you're glad that window is in 👍
Will be using your video as a tutorial for when I install a window later this year 😀
What size is your pond now? Much bigger than before?
I'm so pleased it's in and sealed, been losing sleep worrying about doing it for weeks. Good lick with your window. Use plenty of sealant. Pond is now 8ftx12ftx just over 4ft deep, about double what I had before
@@dannycurrie1 Nice size. What's that, about 2,500 gallons?
@@CBersPond yeah something around there. I need to do some calculations to get an exact measurement
@@dannycurrie1 Where did you order your box liner from?
@@CBersPond its was from Paul Kirk at kirkys koi. Cost me £295 delivered
Where can one get a hold of 25mm pane online?
It was from tuffx. Its 25.5mm
Wow 🤩! That looks awesome 👏
Congrats for 1k subs
Thanks mate. I'm so happy with how it turned out
Great job Dan, looks really good mate. Stay safe & well.
Thanks mate. I'll try, had some electrical issues and ended up getting a shock off it, getting a sparky in soon, learned my lesson now on the dangers of electricity and water
Good work buddy👍👍👍👍
Cheers bud. Getting there now
Hi mate how much over hang did you have on the liner joining your window
About 50mm all the way round mate
@@dannycurrie1 OK cheers mate, also were is your liner from?
@@benphillips9685 no worries mate. It was from Paul Kirk and kirkys koi. Cheapest place I found by quite a long way
Hi Dan looks good m8 what size is the glass and thickness please
Thanks mate. The glass is 1000mmx400mm 25.5mm thick. From Tuffx. I could have used thinner glass but I wanted it to sit flush with the insulation
@@dannycurrie1 No M8 I don’t think you could have gone thinner I would be worried about the glass cracking you did the right choice going thick better to be safe than sorry
How much did the glass cost and could you give details of where you got it please
You are now making me think about a window in my pond 😆
@@asterixborden-koi6881 21.5mm would have been fine for that size. Mines an inch thick! Massively over engineered for what I need but like you say better to be safe than sorry. It was from tuffx. Cost £180
I'm loving the window. The fish seem to love it too, there always looking out. It was alot of stress sorting it but definitely worth it
What material is your pond liner?
It's a rubber EPDM liner
@@dannycurrie1 Butyl or Epalyn? I’m mid project and just found out I can’t bond the liner I bought (HDPE) so bought another which also can’t be bonded! So gone for Epalyn
@@notoriousride9223 it's definitely not butyl . That was more expensive. I got mine from kirky's koi. Box welded, 1mm thick, they did me a fantastic price. I'd recommend using that idealseal ms290 sticks brilliant and nothing I've used that on has leaked a drop
Hi since u done ur window has it leaked as will be doing mine on Saturday same as u did it thanks
Been absolutely fine so far. Not a drop 👍
@@dannycurrie1 thanks will go that way then 👍
You won't regret it. Let me know how you get on. Definitely gives a better finish
@@dannycurrie1 ok will do thanks