Install Artificial Turf onto Concrete or Permanent Base

1.First of all assess how much grass you will need. Note: We manufacture rolls in 2 widths: 2metres (6 feet 6 inches) or 4 metres (13 feet 1 inch)

2.Make sure that the surface to be covered is clean and smooth ready to receive the artificialgrass. A self levelling compound available from any DIY store can remove surfaceimperfections that may show through to the top surface especially on thinner pile heightproducts.

3.Lay the artificial grass on to the clean and level area to be covered. Allow approximately50mm of artificial grass to trim off to make that perfect edge ie in doorways or up a wall.Leave for around 2 to 3 hours to settle. This helps stop any wrinkling or creasing.

4.Cut and trim your artificial grass, using a sharp Stanley knife making sure are no gapsbetween walls and grass.

5.Make the joins using the correct type of seaming tape and glue – only quality outdoor tapeand glue should be used. We recommend you purchase this from us when placing yourorder.

6.Apply the infill if required. Typically a sand mix will be used . Rake and spread the infillevenly, taking care not to over fill the surface. Note: Application of sand is best on a dryday. Remember that the infill will eventually compact so you should consider adding a finallayer when settled.

7.For indoor use or products that require no sand infill we can supply our easily appliedcartridge adhesive for all edge fixings.

8.If installing on to a wooden surface such as decking or suspended floors a combination ofadhesive and carpet tacks can be used.