We have had this for a few months, and I have to say I was trepidatious at first since it was hard to tell the level of privacy. This provides the perfect amount of privacy-just enough so that you can't see anyone, but not too much to make the back side of the fence look awful for the neighbors. The neighbors don’t mind at all. It looks fairly natural and isn't overpowering. The light sheen on the leaves reflects nicely during the day and night. The leaves are surprisingly strong! We had a few storms and only had a couple of leaves fall off, which didn't affect the privacy at all. You can just stick them back on. It held up really well! Great product and I would highly recommend it. Great price too! We will be buying again when a replacement is needed!
To calculate the amount of infill for synthetic turf, divide the pile height of turf by two, multiply it by the square footage of your area and 0.0833333; you'll get the number of required cubic feet. Multiply this number by the infill weight per cubic feet, and you receive the infill weight in pounds. Silica sand, for example, weighs 80 lb/per cubic feet.
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Most of our artificial grass fibers are engineered to certain shapes which help to reflect sunlight and reduce the heat absorption. Among all our turf products, I will say the “W” or “M” shaped fibers will do a little better job to reflect the lights in my opinion. You will fins such fiber profiles in products such as our WBlade series, Riviera Monterey series, Double W series, Premium M series and Full Recycle series. To learn more details about these products, please visit this link: https://www.globalsynturf.com/catalog/landscape-lawns
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This is a really good question. Like carpets which has been around for a long time, of which installation methods haven’t been changed much at all. And I am not sure new methods of artificial grass will have revolutionary changes any time soon. We need to know why the current installation methods make sense for artificial grass:
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It is hard to miss all necessary accessories such as cups, flags and sometimes lights as they are normally part of your design. From the installation perspective, you would need to make sure to order infills which I recommend to use 2 lbs per square foot. Infills on artificial grass putting greens are very essential as it will hold the turf down to minimize expansions and contractions, eliminate wrinkles, and also help increase the speed and rolling consistency of the golf balls. Other than infills, you might also need edging materials such as bender board or Wonderedge along with nails to secure your putting greens’ edges. You can find the details of all these accessories on this link: https://www.globalsynturf.com/catalog/supplies
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If you choose to use our golf cups for your putting green project, the outer diameter of our golf cups is 4-1/4”, so you will need to cut the hole to be exactly at 4-1/4”. Please feel free to let us know if you have any other questions by phone: 877 796 8873 or email: [email protected], thank you.
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This is a very thought question to answer without knowing the details of the layouts for your artificial grass application. We offer free consultations on such concerns, the best way to approach this is to get you connected with one of our design and installation experts, and you can provide some basic photos or sketches to us so we have help you to figure out the sizes of turf you will need for your application. You can reach us via phone, email or this online form: https://www.globalsynturf.com/free-quote
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