S Blade-90 has been the best investment for our lawn makeover. It’s lush, durable, and keeps its shape even after the kids play soccer on it daily. The color variation makes it look like the real thing, without any of the hassle.
All our artificial turf comes in as “rolls”, depending on the specific product, a full roll of 15’x100’ weigh from 500 to 1000 pounds per roll. So it will depend on your pick up truck’s loading capacity and the product you are planing to load, typical pickups will handle two full rolls without an issue. If your rolls are not weigh as much, multiple rolls can be loaded. Please feel free to let us know your pickup truck’s capacity and the product and sizes so we can better assist you, you can reach us by phone: 877 796 8873 or email: [email protected], thank you.
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Typically, we can categorize infills as two types:
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We need to investigate further on your situation as it doesn’t sound right that the artificial turf change colors within a month. We have anti-UV agent in all turf blades which will last a very long time. We are very eager to find out what is going on with your turf and from which distributor you bought the turf, please contact us via by phone: 877 796 8873 or email: [email protected], and we will get our team on your case ASAP, thank you.
Read Answer: My artificial grass color have changed after one month ?
Our turf’s Dtex tolerance is 5%+/-, which is a typically standard for the artificial grass industry. In your example of 12000 Dtex, the actual tolerance range will be 11400- 12600. To find out more about “Dtex” , please visit my previous post, here is the link: https://www.globalsynturf.com/what-is-dtex-in-artificial-grass.
Read Answer: What are the Dtex Measures tolerances?
This is a really good question and also technical! The Dtex is a measuring unit from the textile industry, it is the direct measurement of the yarn’s linear density by grams (0.035 oz) per 10 kilometers (6.2 miles). By that said, the higher the Dtex number the thicker of the yarns used for artificial grass, and therefore, it can be more expensive as more materials being used. High dtex yarns have higher standard requirements for manufacturing equipment and also make it not more difficult to produce turf with lower hourly outputs which can also be considered for higher production costs.
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