Black Steel Garden Fence Gate
This black steel garden fence gate has more of a modern twist to it. It is a simple garden gate made of thin steel pickets with flat tops on them.…
Wooden Fence Gate with an Arched Top
A wooden fence gate with an arched top is a classic design with a little bit of extra style thanks to the arched top. This type of fence when constructed…
Why Does the Ground Need to be Prepared for Turf?
Merely placing turf on top of existing grass or uneven terrain can lead to unfavorable outcomes. Here’s why thorough ground preparation is crucial: When the ground is not level, the turf may…
Understanding the Purpose of a Base for Artificial Turf
Picture this scenario: you have successfully installed your attractive new turf, only to discover it accumulates water after a rainfall or, even worse, sinks unevenly when walked upon. That is…
Benefits of Edging for Artificial Turf
Investing in proper edging for your artificial turf brings numerous benefits. Aesthetically, it gives your lawn a crisp, clean look that clearly defines the borders of the installation area. This enhancement…
How To Edge Artificial Turf
Edging artificial turf is simpler than many might think, and we are here to guide you through the process. First, prepare the turf area by clearing out all debris, rocks, and…
Types of Fake Turf Edging
When it comes to choosing the right type of edging for your artificial lawn, there are several options that each offer unique benefits: Pressure-Treated Timber Edging: Affordable and versatile, pressure-treated timber…
Investing in artificial grass offers numerous benefits
Installation Tips: Ensure proper grading of the area to facilitate natural water runoff. Compact the aggregate base thoroughly to prevent settling and uneven surfaces. Overlap and secure the permeable membrane…
Roll out the grass and position it in the desired area
Laying the grass: Next, it’s time to lay the artificial grass. Roll out the grass and position it in the desired area, making sure to smooth out any wrinkles or creases.…
the existing natural grass is removed and the area is excavated
The process installing artificial grass with a protective gopher wire is relatively simple. First, the existing natural grass is removed and the area is excavated. The protective gopher wire is then installed…