Artificial grass offers a low-maintenance alternative to natural lawns. It stays green all year round, requires no mowing or watering, and is highly durable. It’s also ideal for pets, children, and high-traffic areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your most commone questions, answered.
What are the benefits of artificial grass?
How long does artificial grass last?
Most high-quality artificial grass lasts between 10–15 years, depending on usage and maintenance. UV stabilisation helps prevent fading and ensures long-term performance.
Is artificial grass safe for children and pets?
Yes. Artificial grass is made from non-toxic materials and is safe for both children and pets. It provides a soft surface for play and is commonly used in gardens and playgrounds.
Does artificial grass drain water?
Yes. Artificial grass is designed with a perforated backing that allows water to drain through easily. This prevents puddles and makes it suitable for use in all weather conditions.
Can dogs use artificial grass?
Absolutely. Pet-friendly artificial grass is specifically designed to handle wear from dogs. It drains well, is easy to clean, and prevents muddy paws and damaged lawns.
Does artificial grass get hot in summer?
Artificial grass can warm up in direct sunlight, similar to natural surfaces. However, it can be cooled quickly with water if needed.
Do I need to maintain artificial grass?
Maintenance is minimal. Occasional brushing, rinsing, and removing debris will keep your lawn looking its best.
Can artificial grass be installed on any surface?
Artificial grass can be installed on soil, concrete, decking, or patios with the correct preparation and base. Proper installation ensures longevity and performance.
Is artificial grass worth the investment?
Yes. While the initial cost is higher than natural turf, artificial grass saves money over time by eliminating watering, mowing, and ongoing maintenance costs.
What pile height should I choose?
- 30–35mm: Ideal for general gardens and pets
- 35–40mm: Best for a lush, luxury look
- Shorter piles (10–20mm): Suitable for sports and putting greens