Weighted Tubing – 1/4″, 3/4″ & 1″ ID
Weighted tubing is self-weighted so it lays on the bottom of your pond instead of across the top of the water like polyethylene or vinyl airline.
- No more bricks or cinder blocks to try to hold your tubing down! This means easier installation, removal, and maintenance.
- Tubing lays across the bottom so you’re much less likely to get snagged when swimming, fishing, boating, etc.
- Compared to other tubing types, weighted tubing is more flexible and resistant to the shear forces of ice, resistant to kinking and splitting.
Weighted tubing is very easily camouflaged in shallow ponds due to its dark colour.
| Size | Inner Diameter (ID) | Outer Diameter (OD) |
|---|---|---|
| 1/4″ | 1/4″ | 5/8″ |
| 3/4″ | 3/4″ | 5/8″ |
| 1″ | 1″ | 5/8″ |
FAQ
Can this tubing be used in deep ponds?
It is best suited for shallow ponds where the tubing can lie on the bottom and be effectively camouflaged. In deep ponds, it may not provide the same stability or visibility.
Is the tubing resistant to freezing conditions?
Yes, the tubing is resistant to the shear forces of ice and maintains flexibility in cold temperatures.
Does the tubing come with any protective coating?
Please contact customer service
Lily Greene –
Installed the 3/4″ weighted tubing in my shallow pond last spring. It stayed securely on the bottom without needing any extra weights. No snagging during fishing or swimming. The dark color blends well with the pond floor. Very easy to install and remove.
Gavin Wilkins –
Felt more durable than the vinyl tubing I tried before. It didn’t kink or split even after a winter freeze. The 1″ size worked well for a larger pond area. Slightly harder to cut than expected, but that’s a minor issue.
Christopher Bond –
Used the 1/4″ tubing for a small pond. It’s flexible and stays put without any bricks. The dark color makes it hard to see, which is perfect for a natural look. No maintenance issues so far.