FAQ's

The grass is generally easy to fit provided the substrate is level and that poor drainage areas are dealt with using aggregate and sand etc. We provide the fixing pins and double sided tapes for joins to make diy installation easy.

Check out our How To Guide for Artificial Grass.

The grasses are manufactured from PP or PE which means that they are a plastic material and therefore easily cleaned with a household detergent and or simply warm water

Yes, especially the thicker grass yarns. It is important to plan your cuts and or joints to make sure that all the grass piles run in the same direction. This will eliminate different shading from happening etc.

Our grasses are UV protected and carry a manufacturers 8 year warranty, however these yarns have a proven have track record well in excess of 12 years in countries such as the Spanish & Portuguese markets, therefore we expect this to be the case here in Ireland & the UK. Please note our budget 7 – 12mm products only carry a 2 year guarantee.

Of course, just make sure to stick into place to prevent a trip hazard. Use our butyl double sides self-adhesive tape or our 290ml grass adhesive cartridge for a perfect bond.

We stock 4m & 2m roll widths with lengths of 25m long. Handy pre-cut rolls are also available!

While technically it is possible as there is drainage holes to allowing the rainwater to escape, in reality the base should be well compacted stone & sand which will prevent any weeds from coming through if installed correctly.

Yes, our grass will not cause any harm to your pets, whether cats or dogs. The yarn will not discolour with urine and as an additional bonus, your dog won’t be able to dig any more holes in your new lawn!

All our landscape artificial grass contain drain holes to allow rainwater to escape, however do make sure there is adequate drainage in the base or ground prior to installing the artificial grass.

Yes, the grass can be fitted over existing decking. Simply cut to size and fix with pins, nails or screw to prevent creeping etc. Because the decking is a hard surface, the use of a shock pad is recommended to give extra cushioning especially where children may play.