Our Process on how to Install Artificial Grass the right way

Now it is time to make the appropriate cuts. We recommend using a box cutter or carpet knife. All cuts should be made from the back of the synthetic grass so you can see the stitch rows. When making the cut leave 1/4’’ to 1/2’’ of turf over the edge of your border. This will help with the finishing touches at the end of your project. If you are working with multiple pieces of synthetic grass this the perfect time to secure your seams with seam tape and glue. Be sure that the blades of your turf are laying the same direction when seaming and that the space between each stitch row matches. Place the red line of your seam tape down the center of the seam, and make an “S” pattern with your glue on each side of the red line. Move turf into place and let the glue set for 15 minutes. You can place your infill bags evenly on the seam to enforce contact with the seam tape.

Once the infill has been placed, use a power broom or another stiff bristled broom to brush the turf. This will assist the turf blades in standing straight up and make your new artificial lawn look like freshly mowed grass. Repeat the process until your infill is spread evenly and your seams disappear. Brushing up your turf blades will be the only quarterly maintenance We recommend outside of proper sanitation if you have pets. Once the infill has been placed, brush against the grass blades to get the blades standing. Lastly, rinse the grass of all remaining dust and infill.