The Luxury Collection An unrivalled selection of authentic-look lawn surfaces for UK gardens suiting a variety of applications. Partnered with our European manufacturer we have developed the highest quality landscaping artificial grasses on the market. Detailed research and development into pile heights, fibre shape, blade colours and d-tex (yarn density) have led us to accurately create an unbeatable range of artificial grass with the perfect blend of aesthetics and performance demand. Made with a variety of ground-breaking technologies to ensure greater softness and durability. These incre ..read more

Artificial grass is the pawfect solution for pet owners who want to maintain a neat and tidy garden lawn that looks good all year round. Urine does not stain it like traditional turf nor does it become discoloured by pet urine or faeces. No more muddy paws or patchy grass. But in order to keep it looking and smelling nice follow our 5 top tips for great cleaning advice below: General Care Scoop up solids If the grass becomes soiled by dirt or dog mess, always remove the bulk of the mess and then either hose down (easiest), spray with an artificial grass disinfectant, and wipe away the residue ..read more

The higher the Dtex of a single grass filament, the thicker or wider the grass filament will be, which means better standing ability and increased wear resistance, so basically it will look better for longer. For example our Real Lux 30mm grass has a dtex of 14,400 and has 8 straight Polyethylene yarns and 8 curled PE yarns. So to work out the individual yarn dtex you divide the total dtex by the number of yarns. So each yarn has a dtex of 900. As the curled yarns are a high dtex PE, this helps with softness and recovery. A lot of grasses use a Polypropylene (PP) yarn for the curled yarns as t ..read more

Thinking of getting artificial grass for dogs? Follow our five handy tips below to avoid costly mistakes that can lead to a smelly lawn. In order of priority from most important to least essential but remember the smaller the lawn and the bigger the size and number of dogs the more important these aspects will be. 1. Knitted Backing A knitted backing like our Lux Pawrous drains 100 times faster than traditional hole-punched PU or latex-backed grass. Quicker drainage means a cleaner surface. The grass is the most important aspect if you use cheap grass you will have issues regardless of how goo ..read more

How pet friendly are artificial lawns? Whilst most good quality artificial turf manufactured in the EU/UK are pet friendly, meaning they are safe for pets to use and do not contain harmful metals or contaminants, they are not designed specifically for dogs. N.B. some Asian imported products may not have been as rigorously tested so aren’t always suitable for pets due to the way they are manufactured and the materials they can include such as heavy metals. Products Most artificial grasses on the market advertised as pet friendly grasses, whether latex (SBR) or polyurethane (PU) backed, rely on ..read more

Welcome to the new and improved Lux Lawns website, as one of the leading artificial grass suppliers and installers in the East Midlands and Yorkshire we have launched our new website where you can find out details product information on our Artificial Grass range including specifics on artificial grass for dogs/pets, putting greens and safety surfaces. Need details or a quote for artificial grass installation? Look no further than our artificial grass installation page which highlights are 5 installation stages to ensure you have the perfect artificial lawn. Have a question? Head on over to ou ..read more

There are a lot of misconceptions regarding whether landscaping artificial grasses require a sand dressing, as they have a curled thatch layer, some will say this negates the need for kiln-dried sand but just because they are labelled non-infill products, meaning they don’t need to be infilled to the top like sports pitches, doesn’t necessarily mean no kiln-dried sand whatsoever. Most grasses benefit from 5kg – 8kg per square metre depending on the pile height. Kiln-dried sand can often be called paving sand, silica sand or silver sand depending on the brand. There is also 2ew kiln-dried sand ..read more

1. Unroll the two pieces of artificial turf side by side ensuring the pile runs in the same direction 2. Fold over the joining edges of each piece back approximately 1 foot 3. Cut a minimum of 3 rows of stitches back, cutting as close to the stitches as possible whilst taking care not to trim any grass yarns. (Try not to penetrate too far through the backing as this can also result in trimmed yarns) 4. Now unroll the jointing tape down the centre line of the join ensuring the shiny side is down and the rough side is up. Fix in place at either end with a ..read more

Dogs love our fake grass and can run and roll-around without turning your garden into a mud bath making it a practical alternative to troublesome real grass! Naturally dog owners love it too, as there is very little maintenance and your lawn stays fresh and green all year round – guaranteed! Watch our start to finish video slideshow below ..read more

A high-quality collection of artificial turf for professionals. Cheap Lux 15mm – £6.99 The name says it all, the cheapest grass in our range. Modern Lux 20mm – £11.99, 30mm – £12.99 The latest M-shaped fibres help the lawn to recover after activity. Strong Lux 30mm – £14.99, 36mm – £17.99 Heavy Duty yarns for high foot traffic, perfect for schools. Natural Lux 35mm – £14.99, 45mm – £15.99 Highly realistic grass with longer yarns Prestigious Lux 38mm – £15.99 A gorgeous-looking lawn that is our softest in the range. Wholesale prices per square meter including VAT. Available at cut lengths for ..read more