60 Mil HDPE Liner for Environmental Applications

Thicker liners, like those of 80 or 100 mil thickness, provide greater resistance to leaks and damage and are more expensive. Thicker liners also provide longer-lasting construction in comparison to 60 mil liners, making them more appropriate for smaller jobs since they adequately protect from surface and structural deterioration without being as costly.

When choosing a liner, consider how much money you have available to spend and how long you plan on using the liner (after purchase will it be used for 6 months, 1 year) to summarize: The 60 mil JRX geomembrane liner is the best choice based on its quality and cost-effectiveness compared to heavier gauge liners. In the end, the appropriate gauge liner to use should be based on initial purchase cost and projected return-of-investment (ROI) associated with the use of the liner.

The process of installing a 60 mil HDPE liner is very straightforward if you follow a few simple guidelines: 1. Prepare the Site - Clean and level the drawing site as best as possible. Remove any rocks or branches that could puncture the liner during installation. A smooth surface under the liner provides for a longer lifespan of the liner surface.