How to install artificial grass on hard surfaces like concrete or wooden deck?
 | Oct 25, 2018 1:07 AM |
Cut the turf to fit your area. Clean the surface with soap and warm water to ensure the adhesion. Glue around the edges and seams. Lay out the grass. Stretch it. Trim off any excess turf. Compress glued areas. Allow 24 hours for adhesive to set.
 | Jose Hoppa great idea! |
 | Jack Baker Have to use glue on concrete I guess, for wood surface, nail would be ok. |
| John Miller I don't think you need pro for that, but the turf can be heavy, you need some muscle to move the turf around. |
 | Greg Weitz - Regional Sales V. P. Should be easier than replacing grass on a soil ground, simply glue down will do it. |
| Grace Juzela I would think gluing down... |
| Evelyn Boyd Wondering why people put artificial turf on deck? Interesting. |
Not really, You can always choose more dense artificial grass if you would like to feel less solid: with the blades and curled thatch, most of our products won’t give you too solid of the feel.
Read Answer: Does artificial grass feel too solid on a hard floor like concrete?
Yes, absolutely and we would recommend putting a shock pad underneath.
Read Answer: Install in basement?
Typical artificial grass installation over concrete surface in patio area can be simple: all you will need is turf glue. It is more like installing sheet vinyl floors. However, every project can be different and your existing surface conditions will determine if any or how much prep work to be done before gluing down the turf. The size of your patio can also make the installation more complicated, particularly a single piece or multiple pieces needed to cover the area, more cutting and seaming (to join pieces together) can require more time and experiences for a perfect result. Please always feel free to call us at 877 79) 8873 or email us at [email protected] if you have any further questions, thank you.
Read Answer: Artifical grass on concrete patio
There is no specific infills to be used just for concrete areas, in another word, all infills can be used for concrete area the exactly the same as they would for regular artificial grass lawns. There is no differences or concerns for using any type of infills for artificial grass on concrete surfaces. I am not sure if you would like to add any cushioning feel with the artificial lawn installation, if so, you can always consider to use either shock pad or lawn pad under the artificial turf which will give you the cushioning,.
Read Answer: What is the best infill for a concrete area?
It depends on if your installation to be permanent or temporary.
Read Answer: How is grass fixed to hard floors?
We don’t have a specific installation guide for hard surface as it is very straightforward without base preparations: you can glue the turf over the hard surface or leave the turf float by using nails to secure the edges (nailing every 6”).
Read Answer: What is the recommended installation method for a deck?
