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Corten steel pond query

6 years ago

Hello, I love the look of these ponds. Can I ask if they are suitable for fish. Also how I would have one installed in my garden. And prices. Thank you

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The Pot Company
6 years ago
Hi Jen,

Thanks for the interest in our products.

Unfortunately, due to the nature of the Corten Steel reactive weathering process the ponds do not support aquatic life. But, our aluminium ponds do, and can be ordered in a variety of RAL colours. Below is a link to the pond product page with some further information.

https://www.thepotco.com/shop/features/water-features/ponds/

We are a trade and wholesale business, dealing with garden centres, designers and nursereries.

However, if you're a private individual you can find most of our products at our main stockist www.roundwood.com

Kind Regards,

Jeff
A B thanked The Pot Company
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