Category: fake grass
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How To Edge Artificial Turf
Edging artificial turf is simpler than many might think, and we are here to guide you through the process. First, prepare the turf area by clearing out all debris, rocks, and weeds. This ensures that the base is clean and smooth, which is important for the next steps. After clearing, take the time to smooth the surface.…
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Types of Fake Turf Edging
When it comes to choosing the right type of edging for your artificial lawn, there are several options that each offer unique benefits: By selecting the appropriate edging, you will protect your investment and enhance the overall look of your artificial lawn. Each type of edging offers specific advantages depending on your individual needs and…
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Planting grass seed can be a cost
One of the main advantages of choosing sod is its relative affordability compared to artificial turf installation. While the upfront cost of sod might be higher than seeding a lawn from scratch, it’s generally less expensive than artificial grass installation. Planting grass seed can be a cost-effective alternative for those considering more budget-friendly DIY options,…
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Estimating Costs from the Calculated Area
Once you’ve calculated the total amount of artificial grass you need, you can start to estimate the cost of your project. The cost of artificial grass can vary widely depending on the quality, brand, and type of grass you choose. High-quality turf products are more durable and have longer lifespans while lesser-quality turf products are…
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Consider the Width of the Artificial Grass Rolls
Artificial grass typically comes in 12-foot and 15-foot wide rolls. When determining how much artificial grass you need, keep this in mind to minimize the number of seams. For example, if your space is 20 feet wide, you would need two 12-foot wide turf rolls, resulting in a total of 24 feet in width. With…
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For Irregularly Shaped Spaces
If your space is not a perfect circle or rectangle (for example, it’s an “L” shape or a circle with a section cut out), it can be a bit more challenging to measure. But here’s how you can do it:
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How to Measure Your Space for Artificial Grass
Whether you’re planning to transform your backyard into a lush green landscape, create a safe play area for kids, or even install a rooftop garden, there’s one crucial question you need to answer: “How much artificial grass do I need?” Accurate measurement is the first step towards a successful artificial grass installation. It helps you…
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Drainage and Water Management
Water can be one of the biggest challenges for retaining walls. Poor drainage can lead to water accumulation behind the wall, increasing the soil pressure and potentially causing the wall to collapse. To prevent this, you need to effectively manage your water. This involves integrating drainage solutions into the wall design, such as weep holes,…
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Cantilever Retaining Walls
A cantilever retaining wall is a relatively more complex structure. This design uses the principles of leverage to provide support and to resist overturning and sliding. The weight of the retained soil on the base slab helps to stabilize these walls and is hence believed to be an efficient solution for taller walls. Cantilever walls…
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you know the difficulty in keeping your home dirt
Artificial grass isn’t just aesthetically green. Artificial grass saves one of the world’s most critical natural resources, water. You are helping to eliminate the amount of pesticides and chemicals that run off your property. Lastly, your purchase keeps tires out of the landfill, as our manufacturing process incorporates used tires. If you are a parent,…