Installation Guide

It’s time to remove that lawn that has caused you so much frustration over the

years! The water bills, brown spots, mowing, and mud; say goodbye to it all! We

recommendsremoving 4 inches of your existing lawn or base. Keep in mind earth does

add up fast. We recommend having a dump trailer on site. Ensure you take the proper

measurements to dispose of your existing base correctly. Check your local city’s website

for the information you need to properly dispose of your soil. Seems like a lot of work?

We has exclusive synthetic grass installation professionals with the right equipment

and tools to make sure your project is done correctly.

REMOVE GRASS

STEP 01

Evenly spread 3 inches of class 2-road base (or similar). The class 2-road base will make

it easy to create a level platform with proper drainage. We does recommend using a

weed barrier to prevent vegetation from growing this isn’t recommend with pets, and

if applicable you can also install gopher wire. Lightly wet the area and go over it with

a compactor until you achieve a smooth surface.

ADD BASE

STEP 02

Roll out your new artiﬁcial grass. Be very careful not to drag your turf across your freshly

prepped base. It is best to let the turf sit in the sun for 30 minutes to an hour to let it

expand prior to install. If you are working with multiple rolls, it is very important that the

blade direction and stitch patterns are facing the same way. Crossing blade directions

will result in poor appearance. Carefully nudge and move your artiﬁcial grass into the

proper position. Wear kneepads to protect your knees and shins while manipulating

the turf. A carpet Kicker will come in handy to stretch and maneuver the turf.

LAY TURF

STEP 03

It is time to make the appropriate cuts. The best cutting devices are razor knives and carpet

cutters. 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. Place your inﬁll

bags evenly on the seam to enforce contact with the seam tape.

CUT TO FIT

STEP 04

INSTALL GUIDE

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INSTALL GUIDE STEP 01 REMOVE GRASS It’s time to remove that lawn that has caused you so much frustration over the years! The water bills, brown spots, mowing, and mud; say goodbye to it all! We recommendsremoving 4 inches of your existing lawn or base. Keep in mind earth does add up fast. We recommend having a dump trailer on site. Ensure you take the proper measurements to dispose of your existing base correctly. Check your local city’s website for the information you need to properly dispose of your soil.
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INSTALL GUIDE STEP 05 SECURE PARAMETER Time to secure your artificial grass to the ground. Start by tucking the 1/4’’ to 1/2’’ edge you left into the border with a metal putty knife and hammer. We recommend using 40-D 5’’ non-galvanized turf nails or staples. Using a hammer, gently tap the nail or staple until it pierces the backing. Disperse the turf blades with fingers and drive the nail or staple into the ground.