Our backyard used to get too hot during the summer, but GST's Cool Blue Hollow Olive turf has solved that problem. It stays cool to the touch, even on the hottest days, making our yard comfortable and usable all year. The turf looks great and feels soft, making it perfect for lounging and playing. This product has exceeded our expectations.
Both our SBlade and Cool Blue series are excellent artificial grass, you can’t go wrong with either of them. They are a bit different in color, and most important difference is that the fibers are engineered totally different and backing colors are also different:
Read Answer: Can you tell me more about the Cool Blue Artificial grass series?
The only difference between these two artificial turf products are the colors, everything else are the same: fiber type, Dtex, faceweight, pile height and backings. For samples from a distributor/dealer near you, please simply fill out this online form: https://www.globalsynturf.com/free-quote. For any further questions, please feel free to call us at 877 796 8873 or email us at [email protected], thank you.
Read Answer: What's the difference between the Cool blue lime and Olive?
Our re-engineered Cool Blue Hollow series of artificial grass is made of fibers with a hole in it (like a straw), such fiber design will help trapping moistures inside the fiber and keep the temperature down after water being sprayed on. TCool is an infill product that will help dramatically reduce the heat of the turf once applied, the Cool Blue Hollow products and the TCool infills are not contradicted one another, definitely can be used together to achieve the ultimate cooling results. So I will always to recommend both for the best cooling effectiveness of your artificial grass surface. Please feel free to call (877 796 8873) or email ([email protected]) for any other questions, or fill out this online form to get connected with one of artificial grass experts: https://www.globalsynturf.com/free-quote
Read Answer: Do I need T Cool sand for the Cool Blue Hallow series?
This is a very good question. Artificial grass can get hot in hot climates, that is a fact. Our engineers have been working very hard to develop products that can stay as cool as possible during a hot day, we have an unique technology named as "KoolMax" to bring the temperatures of turf down during a normal warm day. However, in order to prevent artificial grass from heating up in an extremely hot climate, I will suggest you to use an excellent infill product to go with your artificial grass, it is called TCool! Using this infill product with your turf, specially given some moisture, your artificial grass can be cooler by 30-50 F degrees in a hot day! Here is the link to our TCool infill: https://www.globalsynturf.com/tcool-infill
Read Answer: How does your artificial grass stay cool in extremely hot climates?
The Tcool comes in as 50 lb per bag, and we suggest to use 1.5 to 2 lbs of infills per sq ft of artificial turf. Therefore, you will need 48-64 bags of TCool for your 1600 sf area. For any further questions, please feel free to call us at 877 796 8873 or email us at [email protected], thank you.
Read Answer: Buy T Cool
Our artificial grass is designed and made with technologies to keep the turf cool as much as possible in a hot day. However, being plastic material, we can only go so far: We engineer our turf fibers with ingredients help keep the heat out and also reflect lights at multi directions. Even though we can achieve 5-10 degrees cooler in general, but in a 100 degree day, that won’t make much of different when you feel the grass. In addition to our cooling designs, we also would recommend to use specific infills to help cool down the turf, it is called TCool! Once infilled your artificial grass with TCool, on average, you will see a temperature drop between 30 and 50 percent! That is huge difference for people to be felt. Please visit this link to learn more about our TCool infill: https://www.globalsynturf.com/tcool-infill
Read Answer: Can you tell me more about the cooling effect on your artificial turf?
