Landscaping Artificial Turf Grass

If you’re choosing synthetic grass for landscaping projects, you need to know a few things before you make a selection.

In the past, synthetic grass was mostly used for sports arenas, and it was easy to tell the difference between the artificial materials and natural grass.

Today, however, technology has transformed synthetic grass into lush, beautiful blades that rival the real thing. In fact, replacing natural grass with the synthetic type can have major benefits for energy conservation while also freeing property owners from the burden of lawn maintenance.

There are a lot of things to consider when choosing synthetic grass for landscaping projects. For example, the needs for a commercial landscaping project will differ from the needs of a residential landscaping project.

As you explore the advantages of using synthetic grass for your landscaping needs, consider these factors that will make sure you choose the right type for your project.

1. Identify the Spaces Needing Coverage

Planning is an essential part of your landscaping project, so take the time to find the spaces that will benefit from synthetic grass. As you do so, make sure to look for the little spaces that might be missed. For example, you can cover unsightly trash boxes or fences with the grass so that they blend into your landscape. Making sure you identify all of the places needing coverage will ensure you order the correct square footage.

2. Consider the Purpose of the Area

The activities that will be performed on the synthetic grass will play a big role in the height of the blades as well as the quality of the materials you choose. For example, spaces with pets may be best with shorter grass, while a child’s play area may benefit from lush blades that will cushion their fall. It is also important to make sure any synthetic grass that is used outdoors will be weather-resistant and allow for proper drainage.

3. Choose the Right Color

From vibrant lime green to deep forest hues, synthetic grass comes in a variety of colors. For most projects, it is best to choose a grass that is similar to the types that grow naturally in the area. This is especially important if you live in a neighborhood where the lawns tend to be the same color. However, color can also be used to accent special areas of the landscape by providing contrast. For example, you may use a different shade to draw attention to a walking path or a garden.

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Pile Height: 25mm

Yarn: M Shape monofil PE+ Curled PP

Stitch: 160s/m2, 16800s/m2, Gauge: 3/8''

Dtex: 11500 Color: 4Color

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