For a smooth installation, make sure the soil or flooring under the grass is stable, leveled and prepared to facilitate water drainage. If you plan to install your artificial grass on natural soil, first cover the area with a weed barrier fabric.

Installation instructions

1. Fit in place all turf pieces and make sure all of them are laying in the same direction.

Make sure to lay the pieces in such a way that the fibres point towards the standpoint from which you will usually look at the grass. The green colour is deeper when the grain points towards you.

2. Trim all joints and check that all pieces perfectly fit together.

Trim each joint edge by approximately 2 tufts. Eliminate all imperfect tufts to get invisible joints. The more carefully you carry out this step, the more natural the result. Also, check that both pieces perfectly fit together. Make sure seams are not visible.

3. Place joining band trough the centre of each seam, seal them, secure perimeters and apply pressure on the pieces.

Place edges max 4 cm apart, reopen them and lay the joining or auto-adhesive band through the centre. If you use regular joining band, apply bi-component PU adhesive.

Secure the seams and trim excess to fit perimeters.

Secure the perimeters to the substrate. Use bi-component PU adhesive to secure them to hard flooring, and nails to anchor them to a compacted soil base.

Apply pressure by walking along the joints and putting heavy objects on them (e.g. 25 kg sandbags).

4.

Brush the grass to raise the blades and finish with silica sand infill.

To guarantee durability, the ideal silica sand is rounded, washed and dry. The sand infill will extend the grass’ lifetime and improve resilience. The sand also retains moisture, which helps cool down the grass during summer.