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We do not offer installation if it's not one of ours.

All our artificial grass solutions are of course water permeable.

Yes indeed

The price is reasonable, especially if you take into account the loss of weekly maintenance such as mowing, watering, fertilizing,...

We've secured the grass but it's not specifically mentioned in the video, moreover, the sand infill also adds extra weight.

Our headquarters is based in Belgium, but we have locations spread worldwide, where are you from?

Hi there, where are you from? Let's find a local supplier for you.

It's a weed membrane or geotextile to prevent weeds coming through. It's safe to play on of course.

No, we have a UV warranty (10 years) in place.

Hi there how can we help?

If you have a dog I would do it under the fine type 1, but it's rather optionally.

We never use staples on the seam, which could harm the overall joint. We secured the grass onto the soil, but we didn't film this. There are a lot of types of soil that could be appropriate and they all require a different approach to fixate (nails, screws, glue,...).

The tools required are a digging spade, a wheelbarrow, a spirit level, a broom and or builders rake, and a tape measure. I don't think these are 'pro equipment', but indeed it requires some heavy work...

Hi, of course not a problem! The sand makes it more hard wearing, in some specific high traffic areas (with playing children f.ex.) this is necessary to keep the grass in perfect shape and upright.

I would advise buying an ultrabond turf pu 1k, we have these in stock but you can also find them online.

We currently do not have a distributor in the Kenya region.

It all depends on the situation, if it's pretty much square then it will take 2-3 hours max. If there are curves, borders, plants, trees,... then it's more difficult and it could take up to 5 hours to do so.

This is possible! You just have to consider the transition between one or more different materials used. We advise using an edging system when required f.ex. to transition from artificial grass to decking or stone.

Rolls are 2 or 4m in width, price depends on the requested product, where are you from? Were you able to go through our product range?

We offer separate videos and guidelines to properly install the sub-base

Right after installation, it's advisable to give the grass a good brush-up. Afterwards it will require little to no maintenance.

@@namgrass_artificialgrass ok thanks for clearing it to me..

What's the point of buying this natural grass is more better

Hi! Where are you from? So I can get you in touch with one of our local suppliers.

Dear Reynaldo, where are you from? Every country we supply to has a different product range and offer.

Hi Varad, what do you mean? The joints were made with tape and glue. The edges were cut with a knife.

No we also use sand in pitches, golfgreens, padel courts,... It' a special sand that once brushed in doesn't stick while playing.

Hi, indeed that could be one of the side effects of using sand, in fact with our artificial grass products it's not always needed to use sand, so if you could give me the name of the product as well as the use (garden/sports/...) then I will be able to properly advise you

@@namgrass_artificialgrass The artificial grass is called "Roseberry" (40mm deep) and they did not sprinkle sand over the top so we are going to leave it as it is.

Hi Adeola, yes nails or screws could be used to fixate the grass onto the subsoil.

Hi James, there are endless possibilities where artificial grass can offer a solution, just think of a city garden where the passage of a lawn mower is not obvious, or for example an area where natural grass just doesn't thrive/a terrace. With regard to the environment in general and insects more specific, we are taking important steps, for example, we are fighting against deforestation and plant 1 tree per working day! We also encourage homeowners who want to install artificial grass to include flowers, trees and plants in their design as well... Remember with artificial grass you don't have to waste precious water and you don't emit harmful gases from the lawn mower. So if we can keep the production/delivery process clean and efficient this is definitely worth thinking about it.

@@namgrass_artificialgrass No, there are ZERO possibilities where artificial grass can offer a solution which is better than the incalculable benefits of various natural cultivation. You 'plant a tree' for a whole day of decimation of natural habitats?? Seriously?? You are deluded. The sort of customer who are clients of yours have monochrome interiors, see-through clocks, flush wet wipes down the toilet and have sanitised their environments to such an extent that their kids have multiple allergies for life. They are not remotely interested in having any kind of 'dirt' in their outside spaces. Your incredibly lame argument about lawnmowers is not a factor as anyone with a decent small garden would have a small electric mower mostly running on wind and solar power these days. A huge and desperate argument fail on your behalf I'm afraid. 'With artificial grass you don't have to waste precious water'? Ok then, lets just turn the whole world plastic so we don't have to 'waste' a drop of water again eh? Your utter misunderstanding of the natural world is highly damaging and frankly disgraceful.

We've added perforations in the backing of our grass to let the water through.

The grass itself is perforated which leaves water through. But indeed it's important to have draining soil as well.

Hi Rizalito Santos, we currently do not have a local distributor in California, our HQ is in Belgium

I believe it's our Eclipse Artificial Grass

Granite dust is ok, but make sure it's sufficiently leveled. What do you mean by sand as top layer? The sand infill after the grass is placed? Then yes this depends on the type of grass used. Not so much the weight but the density will determine the amount of sand needed.

In this case, I would definitely skip the sand infill and use other ways to fixate. Depending on the subsoil you could use the following: nails, screws, hooks,...

@@namgrass_artificialgrass Many kind thanks :) thumbs up for a great video. God bless.