Category: Install Artificial Grass
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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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Artificial grass lawns have a lower water consumption
Artificial grass lawns have a lower water consumption compared to sod, making them a more environmentally friendly option in areas prone to drought or where water conservation is a priority. However, there are potential concerns about landfill waste at the end of its lifespan for some artificial turf products. While most artificial grass is designed to last…
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While artificial grass lawns are an attractive option
While artificial grass lawns are an attractive option, it’s important to note that they come with a higher initial cost compared to sod. This cost is attributed to the materials used – high-quality synthetic fibers designed to mimic the look and feel of real grass and the complexity of the installation process. While it’s possible…
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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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Measuring the area of rectangular or square spaces is very easy
For Rectangular or Square Spaces Measuring the area of rectangular or square spaces is very easy. You can just: For Circular Spaces If your space is circular: For Triangular Spaces If your space is triangular, you’ll need to measure the base and the height of the triangle:
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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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Basics of Retaining Wall Design
Designing a retaining wall involves more than just stacking retaining wall blocks and hoping they hold up. Whether you’re working with concrete walls, segmental retaining walls, or traditional stone walls, here are some basic steps for designing a retaining wall 1. Start with a Solid Foundation The foundation is the backbone of any retaining wall.…
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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,…