Artificial turf FAQ-knowledge guide

Q: Is the higher the lawn, the better?
A: The height of the grass roots is generally 10/20/25/30/40mm. If it is a landscape, 40mm is generally selected, but the activity area is usually 20 or 25mm;

Q: Will there be splicing of artificial turf?
A: The width of the lawn is generally 2/4/3.8M. Whether splicing is needed depends on the specific situation of the site. The principle is to minimize splicing;

Q: Will there be gaps in the splicing?
A: As long as there is splicing, there will be gaps, which is inevitable, but whether the gap is obvious has a lot to do with the construction process and the craftsmanship of the master;

Q: Will weeds grow after paving?
A: Generally, weeds will not grow after paving, but weeds are easy to grow on the edge of the turf, because once there is soil and sunlight on the edge, it creates favorable conditions for plant growth;

Q: How to avoid weeds growing on the edge as much as possible?
A: During the construction process, you can sprinkle a layer of Quick Set concrete on the edge (non-standard additional fees), so that after the cement hardens, plant growth is limited, and weed growth can be controlled to the maximum extent;

Q: Why do some lawns have weeds everywhere in the middle?

A: If the construction is guaranteed, under normal circumstances, there will not be a large number of weeds in the middle, but it is inevitable that there will be occasional weeds.

Q: How should the foundation be treated?

A: First of all, the foundation treatment needs to be adapted to local conditions. The degree of foundation treatment, how much garbage is transported away, and how much sand and gravel are backfilled are directly related to the quality of the project, and the water content is very high;

Q: Can weed control mats be used to prevent weed growth?

A: Weed control mats are not omnipotent. If it is a shoddy project, weed control mats will not work, and weeds will grow sooner or later. And weed control mats will affect the drainage of the site to a certain extent;

Q: Will the lawn accumulate water?

A: Whether water will accumulate has a lot to do with whether the site is easy to drain. You can make the slope conducive to drainage, or lay a hidden drainage pipe in the foundation;

Q: Why are some lawns easy to fall?

A: This has a lot to do with the materials and quality of the product. The lawn has an indicator of "resilience". The higher the resilience, the more upright it is. If there are children playing and exercising on it, the grass roots need to be soft and have low resilience;

Q: What should I do if the dog urinates and defecates on it?

A: After cleaning, rinse it directly with water, and then it will degrade naturally, and generally there will be no smell;

Q: Can it be cleaned with a vacuum cleaner?

A: Yes, leaves and general garbage can be cleaned with a vacuum cleaner.