Anchor the Artificial Grass
You can next cut the turf to size, always cutting from the underside of the artificial grass. Use seam tape and turf glue at joins just like you would if the…
Preparing the Surface
Like installing over wood, the first step is cleaning the concrete thoroughly. You can choose a cleaner that is designed specifically for cleaning concrete. Use a power broom or push…
Anchoring Artificial Turf to Concrete
Peel back the first piece of turf and apply glue to the perimeter of each piece of turf. Ensure the joins are hidden by cutting S-seams rather than straight lines.…
Anchoring Synthetic Grass to Wood
Some people apply turf to wood surfaces such as floors and decks. The installation is different since there is no soil to prepare. Anchoring your artificial grass to wood can…
Securing the Turf
Using a putty knife and a hammer, tuck the border of your turf in and hammer 40-D 5-inch galvanized turf nails every six inches. Any tears or holes in the…
Lay the Turf
Once your base is completed, it is time to lay your turf. A couple of things to remember when cutting the turf: Don't drag turf across your nicely leveled and…
Prepare the Surface:
Properly preparing the soil is critical in installing and anchoring the turf. Begin by removing your existing lawn and vegetation. Remove four inches of soil. Then, level the surface and…
Anchoring Artificial Grass to Soil
A common area to install artificial grass is where natural grass once stood. But to maintain a worry-free artificial lawn, proper anchoring is essential. To start, assemble all the tools…
Anchor Artificial Grass to the Ground
Countless homeowners are switching to artificial grass, and it's no wonder why. Synthetic turf provides a soft and inviting ground covering that allows you to enjoy your outdoor space and labor…
Replace it with excess turf
Materials Strip of Excess Turf Box Cutter Nails Hammer What to do:You can replace turf with punctures or marking using excess materials. First cut the unwanted bit of turf out…