No, geomembranes are not typically used for decorative waterfalls. They are primarily designed for containment and lining applications, such as pond liners or landfill liners, and may not provide the desired aesthetic appearance for decorative water features. Other materials such as rocks, stones, or water-resistant finishes are usually used to achieve the desired look for decorative waterfalls.
No, geomembranes are typically used for containment purposes, such as lining ponds or preventing leakage, and are not designed or suitable for decorative purposes like creating waterfalls.
No, geomembranes are typically used for lining ponds, reservoirs, and other water containment structures, but they are not suitable for creating decorative waterfalls as they are not designed to withstand the constant flow and splashing of water.
