How Do You Lay Down Artificial Grass

Butt any grass edges together when you are satisfied with the result peel the grass back and lay our fiberglass backing tape under the join shiny side down.

How do you lay down artificial grass.

Once you ve got a level surface you can install an underlayment which will provide a permeable cushioning for your artificial lawn. Alternatively for a more decorative look you can loose lay your grass and weigh down with garden accessories such as furniture or plant pots. If you re laying artificial grass to replace natural grass start by digging out the turf down to about 100mm using a spade or a turf cutter. Some lawns don t require this as the grass is already attached.

When coming to secure your artificial turf you have two main options. Using your feet kick out the turf from the nailed side trying to get out any wrinkles. Alternatively you can skip this step if you are certain the concrete has adequate slope for drainage and that you can completely cover the edge of the slab with the artificial grass. Laying artificial grass step by step.

When deciding which direction to lay your grass bear in mind that artificial grass looks at its best when you re looking into the pile of the grass. To do this pull the turf so it lines up well with the bottom or top of your install then fasten the turf to your bendaboard or nail the turf down using your six inch nails. You can dot and dab adhesive to the solid base and to the back of the grass. Using a spreader apply our aqua bond mastic adhesive or multi purpose adhesive to the tape then simply fold back the grass taking care not to squeeze the adhesive up on to the grass strands.

Laying artificial grass correctly is vital to ensure that your lawn looks the best it can. This is to ensure that the finished product doesn t stand unnaturally tall over surrounding paved areas once the base layers are secure. If children will be playing on the artificial lawn then you may want to go with a shock pad for safety reasons.