The quality of the edging is good though it can be a bit challenging to create a line, with it. The stakes are not very sturdy. They tend to bend and snap easily. However with some patience they can still serve their purpose. Using stakes possibly made of metal would improve the overall performance but this might raise the price if included with the edging. Despite these drawbacks I would still suggest this edging for those seeking a solution.
There are really not much of major differences between these two series other than the profile of the fiber and the color. Functions and performances for both artificial grass series are very similar, so if it is up to me to make a choice for my back yard, I will go with the color I like better: Riviera Monterey series’s color is a bit lighter and vibrant; the SBlade series’s color is a bit darker and more mature. When choosing an artificial grass product, another tip I can offer is to find a color similar to the natural grass in your area so make your turf blend in much better with even the natural grass in your neighborhood. Please let us know if you have any further questions by phone, email ([email protected]) or simply fill out this online form: https://www.globalsynturf.com/free-quote
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There is really not much of the difference between a plastic and aluminum golf cups when it comes to artificial putting green installations. The aluminum cup is more expensive and be more solid, however, it can get rusty from time to time; plastic cup is much cheaper but serve the purpose and can last a long time without issues. So it is more a budget and material preference when it comes to choose a golf cup, and we will recommend both from the functionality standpoint. Please feel free to contact us if you have any other questions by phone: 877 796 8873, or email: [email protected]. Or simply fill out this online form to get connected with one of our experts: https://www.globalsynturf.com/free-quote
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It will be very easy to replace the existing artificial grass with new, especially if your original turf installation was done correctly. The original sub base and the size of your turf will be the key factors for me to make a suggestion on if the replacement can be done by yourself. If your sub base is in great shape, and your area doesn't require seaming or you have confidence to handle the seaming part of the replacement, you then can try to do the replacement by yourself. The process will be as simply as following:
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You can use any infills on our Cashmere turf knowingly that the purpose of infills are providing extra weight on the artificial grass to minimize expansions and contractions and also helping the turf to stand up better. In any cases, you won’t need to worry about infills will take away the softness of your Cashmere turf. We do offer different type of infills for different purposes, the following summary will help you to decide what kind of infill will be best to fit your needs:
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Technically, you can use any of our artificial grass product for your daycare application. I would like to know a bit more of the usage of the to be turfed area, are you plan to use the artificial grass for playground? General landscape or any other purposes? Knowing these details will help me to provide you with better recommendations. Please call or email us with the details, or simply fill out this online form so we can help you out better, thanks: https://www.globalsynturf.com/free-quote
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