Category: Install Artificial Grass
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Should You Put Weed Barrier Down Before or After Installing a Base Layer?
First, let’s go over why you need a base layer. The base layer creates a level platform and provides drainage for artificial turf. When installing a synthetic grass base layer, excavate 3 to 4 inches of topsoil. The best materials for the base layer are 3 inches of class II road base followed by an…
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Prevent Future Damage to Artificial Turf
Proper artificial turf maintenance is critical to avoiding damage in the future. Some of the most essential elements of high-quality care are: Used artificial grass is an excellent cost-effective option for your turf needs. With the right approach to maintenance and minor repairs, this durable and beautiful surface can serve you for many years to come.
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Consider Professional Repairs for Major Turf Damage
Low-quality artificial turf installation or damage to the sub-base layer can cause serious issues that can’t be fixed without professional attention. These problems include: Poor drainage causing mold and mildew. Debris buildup under the surface causing unevenness, bumps, and pooling water. Compaction and uneven surfaces affecting the appearance and lifespan of the turf. Soil erosion…
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How to Replace a Small Section of Turf
When you purchase used artificial turf, a good rule of thumb is to buy 30% more than you need for fitting irregularly-shaped areas and fixing imperfections. When you have one damaged section, replacing artificial grass isn’t complicated. Cut away the damaged section using a box cutter Take a piece of excess turf and cut it…
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Easy Cleaning Up After Your Pets
Yes, when you’re dealing with artificial grass, cleaning up after your pets is simple. It is possible to collect and dispose of solid trash. The residual particles and liquid waste should be cleaned up afterward by hosing them down. You will, however, thoroughly wet down the synthetic grass to remove any waste from the blades, backing, filler,…
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Drainage System of Artificial Grass
Drainage systems are generally intended to allow water to seep through the grass backing and drain into the water table through the base layer. The majority of synthetic grass backing is perforated with 12-centimeter-diameter holes that can drain at a pace of more than 30 inches per hour per square yard. Almost all landscape grass…
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Artificial Grass Saves Water
Synthetic grass installations not only save water but also considerably reduce carbon emissions. According to the Synthetic Turf Council, one square foot of synthetic grass may save 55 gallons of water per year. Furthermore, according to EPA air pollution data, gas-powered gardening equipment accounts for around 5% of total carbon emissions in the United States, implying that artificial…
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Add a Barbeque Grill
What is a backyard without a party? And what is a backyard party without a barbeque grill? Install a barbeque grill in the corner of your backyard. Invite your friends and family over and enjoy a good meal and conversation. Isn’t that perfect? The good thing with having artificial grass in your garden is that if you…
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Design a Safespace for Your Kids and Pets
All backyard owners know how tedious it is to manage it. It is definitely not easy to manage a perfectly kept garden. It involves a lot of hassle for upkeep. Moreover, watering the garden regularly is not only time-consuming but also increases your water usage. We live in times when we understand the importance of…
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Artificial Grass Is Pool-Friendly
Many home owners here in the Bay Area have backyard pools and hot tubs. Why not? Our weather is ideal, giving us an extended season in which to enjoy our outdoor space. One thing that’s not so cool, though? How hot it can get around your pool. All that concrete coping and surrounding space absorbs…