Residential Artificial Grass

Yes, artificial grass can be a good option for dogs. It’s low-maintenance, eliminating the need for muddy paws and digging, and it’s easily cleaned of pet waste. We recommend choosing a high-quality turf with good drainage.

Yes, artificial grass can be laid on concrete. The process typically involves preparing the surface by ensuring it’s level and free of cracks, then installing a drainage layer and infill material before laying the turf. This allows for proper water drainage and prevents the concrete from heating up the grass excessively.

Yes, artificial grass can also be laid on soil. However, proper preparation is crucial to prevent weeds and insects from becoming a problem. This involves removing existing vegetation, laying a weed barrier fabric, and installing a drainage system before laying the artificial grass.

High-quality artificial grass is fire-retardant and will not easily catch fire. However, it’s important to avoid exposing it to open flames or extreme heat sources like fireworks.

The most realistic-looking artificial grass is typically made from polyethylene or a blend of PE and nylon. These materials offer a softer texture and more natural-looking colour variations compared to polypropylene, which is often a more affordable options.

The best artificial grass for a football or sporting field requires high durability, resilience, and performance. Nylon is the preferred material due to its strength and resistance to wear and tear.

For a balcony, choose a soft and comfortable artificial grass suitable for barefoot walking. Opt for a polyethylene turf with a medium pile height to provide cushioning and drainage. Lighter colours will reflect heat better, making it more comfortable in sunny weather.