Aquanic Tiki's...(Can't think of a better title.) - Tiki Carving

H HETO-TIKI Member Central Florida Joined: Aug 09, 2002 Posts: 49	H HETO-TIKI Posted posted on Thu, Oct 24, 2002 8:05 PM We built an outdoor pond last year, it is just a baby pond. Now of course we are ready for a bigger project. But it was really easy, we did cheat and use the pre-formed plastic molds, but they make the job so easy and it was our first time! The worst part of the whole project was putting an electrical socket outdoors and making 3 trips to Pebble Junction to buy the rocks. We used Grey Featherock. Featherock is from California and is so easy to work with, really easy to shape and super light weight. Volcanic Origin. Looks similar to lava rock if you wanted to use the piece you have and mix. We liked it and it was less expensive then Lava Rock, you might want to check it out. Only negative is wear gloves, It will tear your hands up! It cost us about 125.00 for all the rocks, I can't remember how much it was per pound, but cheap. Sorry if the picture is to big, I don't know how to resize it.

We built an outdoor pond last year, it is just a baby pond. Now of course we are ready for a bigger project. But it was really easy, we did cheat and use the pre-formed plastic molds, but they make the job so easy and it was our first time!
The worst part of the whole project was putting an electrical socket outdoors and making 3 trips to Pebble Junction to buy the rocks. We used Grey Featherock. Featherock is from California and is so easy to work with, really easy to shape and super light weight. Volcanic Origin. Looks similar to lava rock if you wanted to use the piece you have and mix. We liked it and it was less expensive then Lava Rock, you might want to check it out. Only negative is wear gloves, It will tear your hands up! It cost us about 125.00 for all the rocks, I can't remember how much it was per pound, but cheap.
Sorry if the picture is to big, I don't know how to resize it.

Post #11822 by HETO-TIKI on Thu, Oct 24, 2002 8:05 PM