I needed something different than an area rug on the deck. I replaced the rug and rearranged the patio furniture. This grass turf brings the lawn to the deck, giving it a bright and cheerful feeling.
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?
It all depends on the size of your artificial grass installation area. If you have a rather small area (300 sf or less), you don’t necessarily need infills if you can make sure to secure the edges of the turf at your installation. The purpose of using infills ok artificial grass are: helping the turf blades standing up better and also providing extra weight to hold the artificial grass down to minimize expansions and contractions. Small areas normally requires just one piece of turf and chances of failing edges and seams are much less if any, and you can always choose a dense and thick engineered blades product from our lineups so not need to worry about to help fibers standing up as such products will Glauber great resilience and standing up nicely on their own. However, for bigger installations, I will always recommend to use certain type of infills. Please feel free to reach us via phone, email or this online form should you have any further questions: https://www.globalsynturf.com/free-quote
Read Answer: Is artificial grass infill necessary for an outdoor deck?
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.
Read Answer: How to install artificial grass on hard surfaces like concrete or wooden deck?
Global Syn-Turf artificial grass is designed to be securely installed, even in areas like roof decks where wind might be a concern. Here are some key points to ensure it stays in place:
At the initial installation, yoi or your installer will bees a power broom to brush up the fibers: the most common practice is to have the turf open under the sun for couple of hours which will allow the fibers to relax and make it easy to stand up, then at the end of installation, use power broom which not only to Stan up the fibers but also to help infills settle into the turf. If you don’t have a power broom, a push broom will work as well. You can always get installation details from this link: https://www.globalsynturf.com/installation-guides. For any other questions, please feel free to call us at 877 796 8873 or email us at [email protected], thank you.
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Yes, you can lay artificial grass on decking. If you are doing this because your decking is getting old, I would suggest you to make sure that your decking is structural sound. Once covered with artificial turf, you won't see the decking surface and you need to be cautious about it if your decking is getting old. Other than that, all you need is either the turf glue or nails to install the turf over decking. If you are dealing with a large decking area, I will recommend you to have professional installers to help out. Here are the links for our turf glue and nails, and please feel free to reach to us if you have any other questions:
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