2010 Pond from start to finish

12/01/10

The paint to the outer walls can now be seen and the interior walls have been filled where the support bars have been removed.

Paint to the outer walls can now be seen

This next shot shows the four 4” drain lines exiting the structure and also the four 1” lines to supply aeration to the diffuser tops of the drains. The base for the filtration units will be cast soon. Partial backfilling has also been commenced.

Shows the four 4” drain lines exiting the structure and also the four 1” lines to supply aeration

Another view of the area where the filters will be positioned showing a clearer view of the monsoon drain to the right.

Area where the filters will be positioned

The speed of construction and the attention to detail in this installation is impressive. My ‘Build it once but build it properly’ motto springs to mind yet again with this system. As a reminder we are still only on Day 12 since the ground was first broken!

16/01/10

The supports for the pergola are nearing finish level.

Supports for the pergola are nearing finish level

The waterfall base reservoir is now underway.

Waterfall base

These are two shots of the base area for the filter units showing feed lines from the pond drains and airline connections to the diffuser tops.

Base area for the filter units 1

Base area for the filter units 2

Another shot showing the smooth finish to the internal walls of the pond.

Smooth finish to the internal walls of the pond.

22/01/10

Work has been concentrated on finishing the pergola to protect the pond from intense heat. It will be a very substantial structure when completed.

Finishing the pergola to protect the pond from intense heat 1Finishing the pergola to protect the pond from intense heat 2

10/02/10

This shows the prime base readied for the filter system, the four 4” pipelines will be connected to the inlets of the filters.

Prime base readied for the filter system

14/02/10

How’s this for a pergola?

Pergola 1Pergola 2

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