K9 Turf artificial turf is an excellent option for pet owners looking for a low-maintenance and durable solution for their furry friends. However, even with its many benefits, proper maintenance is still essential to keep the turf looking and performing at its best. Here are some tips for maintaining K9 artificial turf: Regularly remove debris. K9 artificial turf is designed to withstand pet traffic, but it’s still important to remove debris regularly. Use a rake or a leaf blower to remove leaves, sticks, and other debris from the turf. If you have a lot of pet hair on the turf, a rubber bri ..read more

If you’ve recently installed artificial grass, you might be left with some leftover offcuts. Instead of throwing them away, why not try upcycling them into something useful and beautiful? Here are some creative ways to upcycle your artificial lawn offcuts: Pet mats and beds If you have furry friends at home, artificial lawn offcuts can be transformed into cozy pet mats or beds. Cut the offcuts into the desired size and shape, and glue or sew them together. Your pets will love having a soft and comfortable spot to nap or play. Outdoor cushions Artificial grass offcuts can be used to make unique ..read more

Unfortunately, removing not as simple as just cutting around the grass and pulling up the turf. Luckily for you we’ve put together this simple guide covering the 3 most common methods of turf removal: Manual digging The most labour intensive but by far the most commonplace method of turf removal. Achieved by taking a quality garden spade and cutting squares into the grass (about 25cm x 25cm), each square is then dug out individually. A bit of strength and some elbow grease and you’ll have the turf up in no time! Pro tip: Saturate the lawn fully a couple of days before attempting to remove the ..read more

Although artificial grass is most commonly used to replace an existing lawn or green space, this versatile product is an incredibly simple yet effective way to transform tired concrete patios and pathways. Whilst we usually recommend hiring a professional to complete your artificial grass installation, you may be surprised to learn just how easy it is to install artificial grass on concrete. How to lay artificial grass on concrete One of the most important factors of any artificial grass installation is having a solid sub-base, with non-concrete surfaces creating this solid base can require a ..read more

We understand that artificial grass is an investment that is expected to last for years to come. So we have come to expect enquiring customers to approach us with an array of questions about our products and their requirements, one of which being ‘Can artificial grass melt?’. Put simply, in extreme cases, yes. Now with temperatures set to rise once more this summer, we felt now would be the best time to raise awareness about the factors which can potentially contribute to artificial grass melting. How can artificial grass melt? The technology required for manufacturing artificial grasses has i ..read more

What will the area be used for? This is the first thing you should consider when deciding whether to invest in artificial grass. If the area is likely to see heavy footfall, with children and family playing on the lawn regularly, it worth looking into super spring grasses as these won’t flatten down after heavy footfall in the same way softer grasses do. If you intend to use the area for sports we recommend a short to mid-range pile height, usually between 18-30mm. We have a wide array of grasses that cater to all levels of footfall. If your lawn is more likely to be used by pets than people ..read more

Which artificial grass is best for rabbits? When planning an artificial grass installation which needs to be suitable for rabbits, it’s important to ensure the grass used is 100% pet friendly. This means it should be made from inert, non-toxic polymers which are chemically stable and soft. In addition to this, if your grass requires an infill, we highly recommend Zeofill. It is specifically designed to absorb moisture as well as unpleasant odours and is non-toxic even if ingested. It’s also worth investing in an artificial grass which features ProFlow Polyurethane backing. This special backing ..read more

With over 20 years’ experience in the artificial grass industry, it’s no surprise that we have seen a fair share of bodge-job artificial grass, either by cowboy landscapers or misinformed DIY fanatics. Whilst it’s promising to see the rising popularity of artificial lawns on a global scale, we believe all good quality artificial grass installations should last 10 years if not double that, so we’ve put together this guide of common installation mistakes to avoid if you want to ensure the longevity of your investment. Choosing The Grass When looking for the right artificial grass for your projec ..read more

With summer edging ever closer and temperatures rising slowly but surely across the UK, we know more and more of our customers will be heading outside to enjoy their luscious artificial lawns. So we’ve put together some top tips for maximising your lawn use whilst ensuring your artificial lawn can be enjoyed by pets, friends and family alike all summer long! Here’s our top summer tips for your artificial grass this summer: Keeping Pets Cool We are currently experiencing a (rare) heatwave across many parts of the UK, whilst most humans enjoy (or at the very least don’t mind) soaking up the sun ..read more

What is an artificial grass brush up? Artificial grass is a durable surface that can be used outside in any climate, as long as it is cleaned regularly to remove dirt and debris. Brushing up the grass is part of the necessary maintenance to ensure your lawn is kept looking fresh for as long as possible. The frequency with which artificial grass will need brushing up varies. This is dependent on the type of lawn usage, frequency of usage and the type of grass installed. Why does artificial grass need brushing up? If your lawn sees heavy footfall for any extended period of time – perhaps you’ve ..read more