Dutch Dark Hedge adds a sophisticated touch to our patio. It’s thick enough to block views but still looks natural, not plastic-y. We’ve had it through storms and wind-no sagging or fading. Couldn’t be happier with the look.
The density can be one of the factors for artificial grass product quality. In the turf industry, we typically use “faceweight” instead of “density” to refer amount of materials used, the higher the faceweight, the more of materials used ant therefore the price is normally higher. All our turf products have clear faceweight and total weight information on the specification sheet, please visit this link foe details: https://www.globalsynturf.com/artificial-grass-specifications-specs. 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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In my opinion, the density of artificial grass always matters regardless you are first time buyer or not. It is one of the key factors of turf which indicates the amount of raw materials used and resilience level: it is simply the law of physics that the thicker of the product, the more resilience you will get. However, we have engineered our products to be at the best possible level that achieving the resilience or durability yet still not to waste much of the materials. By that said, people might not notice much of the difference when choosing our products with different density if no close attentions paid on them. Our S Blade series have the perfect density level, and you are definitely looking at one of the best artificial grass on the market. Honestly, you won’t need to know much about the densities if SBlade is the product lines you consider, you will be enjoy any product on this series for a very long time.
Read Answer: Does the density matter for turf if I am a first time buyer?
