No Heavy Metal Outdoor Artificial Grass UV Resistant 30 - 60 mm Height

No Heavy Metal No Harmful Substance Sports Artificial Turf Easy Maintenance UV Resistant

Materials Used

Disregard this if you are having your turf professionally installed. If not, you might want take another look at your tool shed to make sure you’ve got all the necessary equipment to install artificial grass.

1. Your preferred choice of artificial turf

2. A spade or turf cutter

Laying turf is much like laying carpet and like such, a perfect fit is crucial. Artificial grass is sold in large square sheets and many people choose artificial grass to accommodate intricate landscape designs. A spade or turf cutter will help ensure a tight and precise fit.

3. Wheelbarrow

While installing the foundation, you’ll be working with hefty amounts of sand, gravel, crushed stones, grit, and/ or dirt. A wheelbarrow will aid in carrying and distributing the material.

1. Weed-suppressing membrane

A weed-suppressing membrane is simply a layer of material you’ll lay right on top of the bottom layer of gravel (or whatever serves as your yard space). As its name describes, this membrane will prevent rogue weeds from sneaking into your yard and disfiguring your turf.

1. Sand or crushed stone

Sand and/or crushed stone is used for draining purposes- if you were wondering, this is why we didn’t suggest dirt. Stone and sand allow water to move freely while also serving as a firm medium to support the turf layer.

1. Flat board with a level

In this case, you can also substitute a piece of wood. You will need this to smooth out the surface once you’ve assembled the layer of crushed stone and sand. The level is a bonus as it will enable you to form a more precisely even surface.

1. Shock Absorbent Layer

This is an optional material, but recommended if you want to create a realistic feel. A shock absorbent layer is a thin layer of fabric that creates a cushion right beneath the layer of turf. This makes stepping or sitting on the grass feel more like the real thing.

1. Adhesive

This is an optional step and depends on whether you’ll need to layer or add odd bits and pieces of turf, usually something you’d do when covering a large area. The adhesive is useful because it secures the turf and ensures that it doesn’t fold in, flip over, or buckle.

1. Silica Sand (Seed Spreader & Coarse Broom)

The silica sand is also an optional material and you only need a seed spreader if you’re using silica sand. The sand adds an extra layer of stability to artificial turf and on top of giving it a more realistic feel, it also prevents the grass from moving.

An additional tool that’s only used if your adding silica sand is a coarse broom- you’ll use it to mix the sand in and brush off the excess.

Products Features:

1. Resistance to difficult climatic conditions;

2. Environmental-friendly, healthy, easy and low maintenance, save water and labor cost;

3. All-weather playability unlimited playing time, evergreen in 4 seasons;

4. 24 hours available;

5. Grass yarns are like natural grass, with low friction, perfect rebound and straight power.