Artificial Grass FAQs
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You’ll find some of our most commonly asked questions about artificial grass installations here. But if you have any you would like answered that aren’t below don’t hesitate to get in touch.
All artificial grass ranges will fade eventually, but very gradually. The good news is that all of our ranges are UV stabilised, with a minimum 5-year guarantee to keep their vibrant colour in all weather conditions.
Most artificial grass has a porous backing and will drain naturally, but it’s worth preparing the surface under your artificial grass properly beforehand.
Saygrass is a supply and installation company.
If you need more than one piece of grass to be joined together, let us know when you order, and we’ll do our best to match them by cutting from the same roll.
Due to naturally occurring pigment variations between batches, we cannot guarantee that rolls will be an exact match.
The easiest way is to measure the width and length of the area you want to cover with artificial grass, multiply them together and write your measurements down. Make sure you use the most comprehensive and longest points of the area. It’s better to buy too much and cut bits away rather than buying more you need to stick together.
Sometimes, weeds and plants can poke up through the membrane beneath your artificial grass, particularly if it’s not fitted correctly. We recommend treating the area thoroughly with weed killer before you lay the artificial grass and then twice a year after that.
Yes! Provided that you choose a suitable range, artificial grass is perfectly safe for both children and pets. Softer, well-cushioned grasses are ideal for kids who like to play outside regularly. Any mess made by animals can be picked up in the usual way and washed off easilywith warm water.
Keeping artificial grass clean is simple.
We recommend keeping a consistent thickness of artificial grass within a given area. Different styles and thicknesses can have colour variations that may clash and spoil the overall finish of your lawn.
You can put artificial grass down on just about any surface, including an existing lawn, a decked patio or hard-concreted areas. Wherever you install it, ensure the drainage is good and check out our installation guide beforehand.
