I wanted the quilt turf pattern in front of our building and I was told the S blade was look good for the job. I am very impressed with the way it turned out. Can't go wrong with the S blade 90
Artificial grass will hold up very well in traffics, the traffic won’t affect the integrity of the artificial turf, however you need to anticipate turf blades to lay down after a while. This is the law of physics, you give constant pressures on anything, you will see the impact of such constant force, the same apply to artificial grass. No need to worry though as the turf is designed to take regular wear and tear, being matted down is not necessarily a quality concern rather visual changes from users’ perspective.
Read Answer: Can synthetic turf hold up under heavy use?
It will be very hard to tell without knowing the details. Critical numbers such as average daily hours of traffic, weather conditions, sunshine time, type of traffic are needed to make analysis and determinations of how long the artificial grass will last: if the turf is designed to last 20 years with an average of daily 2 hours traffics, theoretically it will last much less if twice traffic is given on the daily basis. So it will be helpful if you can let us know some detail data about the usage, weather conditions and traffic so we can provide more accurate feedback and make proper artificial grass recommendations. You can fill out this online form: https://www.globalsynturf.com/free-quote. Or call us at 877 796 8873 or email us at [email protected], thank you.
Read Answer: How long will turf last in a high traffic public walkway?
All our artificial grass is pet friendly and free of any harmful ingredients. You can use any of artificial turf for your pets to play on without a problem. We design and make our pet turf to be a bit short with stiffer blades to handle bigger dog activities, even though all our regular artificial grass has already superior drainage systems, Pet Turf doubles that. In my personal opinion, if your application to be a dedicate pet area, you should go with Pet Turf, if your application to be a general lawn area with your pets and human using it, you can go with any of our products without a concern. All our artificial grass has gone through the same testing processes and you can find all these testing results from this link under each individual product: https://www.globalsynturf.com/artificial-grass-specifications-specs
Read Answer: Are pets compatible with any kind of artificial grass?
You can install our artificial ivy products on almost any type of walls or fences or flat surfaces and the installation itself is very easy and perfect for DIY. To get more insights about your particular project, you will need to let us know about some details regarding your project by filling out this online form: https://www.globalsynturf.com/free-quote. Or give us a call at 877 796 8873 or email us at [email protected], thank you.
Read Answer: What kind of surfaces can I install ivy on?
The ideal sub base for artificial grass should be at a thinness about 4” of which 2-1/2” to be the bottoms layer of drain rocks compacted at 90%, and 1-1/2” to be top layer of decomposed granite also compacted at 90%. Such base system will provide the best drainage for your turf. Please visit this link for general installation guidelines: https://www.globalsynturf.com/installation-guides. If you have any further questions, please feel free to call us at 877 796 8873, or email us at [email protected], thank you.
Read Answer: What kind of turf subbase allows for the best drainage?
You can use any of our turf to cover the concrete. My suggestion is to go with your personal preference on color, pile height and density choices, in another word, you can chose whatever turf you like and they will all work well on concrete. Typically you will need to use turf glue to install the turf onto the concrete. For any additional questions, please feel free to call us at 877 796 8873 or email us at [email protected], thank you.
Read Answer: What kind of turf would you recommend to use over concrete?
