How to install Artificial Grass

September 3, 2018

We pride ourselves on the quality of our installation. Only the best tools and materials are used to ensure the smoothest installation possible. This includes the use of a stable, free draining sub-base comprising of between 40-60mm Type 1 aggregate and 15-25mm grano dust levelled off and the covering of a weed membrane to keep your lawn level and weed-free.
At the end of an installation you will find that there is waste left over from the removal of the existing lawn and the laying of the artificial lawn. Other companies will leave these materials for you to dispose of, at Art Grass we always remove all of the waste. This way you are not surprised by any mess you have to clean up and are left with a tidy garden for immediate enjoyment.
Art-Grass have been installing fake grass for many years and as such have an in-depth knowledge and passion for our product. By choosing Art Grass you are guaranteed a quality installation by a trained and experienced team.

How to install fake grass

1. Remove all existing earth, grass and root base down to a required depth using the turf–cutter. (We will remove all waste from site).
2. Supply and fit heavy duty geo-textile to act as a weed membrane.
3. Prepare consolidated aggregate base using specialist material.
4. Level and compact aggregate with the Wacker plate.
5. Supply and fit grass of your choice.
6. Apply sand infill (subject to size) using a specialist drop spreader.
7. Final brushing of entire area using our specialist equipment.
8. Clean and tidy up all surrounding areas ready for hand over and authorised sign off (Please note we will require a signature before the installation team leave site).

How to install Artificial Grass

“A common questions is “whats is Artificial grass made of” as many companies will be different to others. Art grass is made of durable plastic polymers polyethylene and polypropylene. Our grasses are made of either or a combination of these materials depending on the type of lawn you are interested in as each plastic has its own specific properties which make it right for a certain look.