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Good luck!

Hello, you would be best to contact a local sports contractor to offer you a price.

Hello there. In terms of flooding, this has never been a problem. The sub base must be installed properly and the grass drains at 60 litre per min. Product is pretty much self cleaning but if any spills etc, just treat as you would a house carpet and soak up and use gentle cleaner to remove. Very straightforward and common sense really. You can also view our maintenance guides here: www.artificialgrass.com/knowledge-hub/ . For heavy objects, again much like a house carpet, the yarn will lift once heavy object is removed.Thank you.

Yes.

Hi Ryan, Thanks for your comment! You will see as the video progresses (after the bulk of the excess grass is removed), the knife uses the wall as a guide, and using a sharp hook blade it gives a very tidy and precise result.

Does this work with the really thick turf used in golf simulators?

@@darian2101 Yes. Key is to use a sharp long hook blade.

We recommend to use granite stone 6mm to dust under the grass as opposed to sharp sand.

Hi, if you check out our material calculator that will assist you... www.artificialgrass.com/installations-material-calculator

Sure was!

If it's a decent grade turf, use between 6-8kg's per m2. If the grass product does not have the curly thatch zone, then more sand will be required, 10-12kg's per m2. A good sand to use is Garside 2EW. Any more questions, give us a call on 0800 246 5566.

You contour the groundworks accordingly.

I have an artificial lawn,it saves a lot of work, but it still needs a degree of maintenance,and yes weeds will eventually pop up,a good sweep with a stiff broom once a month does the trick.

Hi there, it would be best to call us and we'll pass you over to our technical team to discuss the specifics of your project, so we can advise of the best solution, as there are considerations and options for you.

Hi Scott, it hardens up and anchors the nails at perimeters and stabilises edges.

Definitely not.

@@artificialgrass_uk Thank you for responding.

We can certainly connect you with an installer of our products in that area. Please contact us via our website: www.artificialgrass.com/request-installation-quote/

If you are going to do it, do it properly! 😊

Do you mean that people are to lazy to cut the grass ?

UK, 2 days.

A good depth sub base and you may need to look at drainage options with your contractor, if you currently have any problems with the ground draining. The artificial grass surfaces are fast draining so that wont cause any problems. If you'd like us to connect you with a trained installer, please email us at info@artificialgrass.com and we'd be happy to assist.

You're welcome!

It has numorous benefits. It's primary function is to add weight to keep the product in position. It also gives it the most natural look and helps the blades to stand upright. It also helps to keep the product cooler in summer.

Yes, assuming the paving is level and flat and in good order. A drainage underlay is also recommended over hard surfaces. This also helps with comfort underfoot.

Kiln dried sand, ideally Garside 2EW or similar.

Using wooden battening creates an inferior finish. It does not give a natural looking result.

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@@artificialgrass_uk For some reason my boss makes us dig it out then type 1 it, then sand and grass... Are we wasting our time type 1ing it ?

@@thomasholland2384 Type 1 is recommended. It isn't shown in this video (only mentioned in voice over). Typically you would do up to 0.125 tonnes of Type 1 per m2 and 0.05 tonne of granite 6mm to dust per m2. Membrane can go above or below sub base, we prefer on top, followed by grass.