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| Porous soils in many areas restrict the location of where decorative ponds, water hazards and water storage can be located. Synthetic liners provide an inexpensive means to locate water holding areas and in some cases, take advantage of natural rainfalls for irrigation of golf courses and other large green space area." The double Polycan liners (geomembranes) can be reinforced, non-reinforced, films or laminated products depending on the end use application. There are a variety of geomembranes available, including specialty grades. | |||||||||
| Case History - DBI Golf | |||||||||
| Client DBI Golf Duininick Brothers Prinsburg, Minnesota Project Hart Ranch Golf Course pond lining in Rapid City, South Dakota Working Dates April 4, 1994 - April 11, 1994 Synopsis Two golf course ponds, 195,00 square feet, on terrain located in the foothills of the Black Hills. The sub grade consisted of coarse gravel and would not retain water. Problems/Solutions Dura-Flex VLDPE a very durable geomembranes material was installed on the subase and seams were sealed with a hot wedge double seam welder that allowed an entire seam to be pressure tested in a single test per seam. The liner was covered with the local occurring soil to create a natural look for the golf course. Materials Poly-Flex 30 Mil VLDPE, Neoprene pipe seals, #304 stainless steel Bandit and Clips |
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