Artificial Grass carpet - GreenNest 13mm (per square meter) - Artificial Grass Turf - Artificial grass Singapore, synthetic turf, fibreglass tanks, garden lights and pond pump

Heavy-Metal Free
Safe for Humans & Pets

Ultra-Violet Resistant

Suitable for Outdoor/Indoor Use

Grass Carpet GreenNest 13mm

Artificial grass carpet GreenNest 13mm is made of bright green colour grass blades. Suitable for outdoor / indoor use, exhibition, shop display, rooftop etc.

Colour	:	Dark Green
Composition	:	PP, Latex coating
Dtex	:	4400
Pile Height	:	13 mm (overall height 10mm)
Gauge	:	3/16 inch
Stitches	:	33600/ sq mt
Turf Weight	:	2055 gm/ sq mt
Roll Width	:	2 m
Max Roll Length	:	25 m
Primary Backing	:	PP
Secondary Packing	:	Latex
Application	:	outdoor, Indoor, Exhibition, showroom display, wall application.

What are the advantages of Artificial Grass?
The advantages include saving money and time, especially on lawn maintenance, and it can also improve lifestyle and help with environmental issues.
Low maintenance – generating savings on time and up-keep costs. This applies to homeowners, the elderly for whom maintenance is not practical, second/holiday home owners and also organisations such as local councils who have to maintain roadside verges, city parks and pathways
No watering – ideal where water is scarce or in hosepipe/sprinkler ban areas.
Better for the environment – no need for pesticides and mowing.
Ideal for areas of heavy usage – no more slippery, muddy areas, no more muddy shoes or muddy dogs’ paws to have to clean up!
All-year-round green – aesthetically pleasing to the eye no matter what time of year. No more yellow patches on your lawn and no more weeds staring back at you!
Clean and hygienically safe – no degradation by pets.
Why install artificial grass?
Artificial grass is low maintenance, helping you to save on time and money. You will have a beautiful lawn with no need to mow or water the grass, add fertiliser, and your pets won’t damage the grass.
How easy install DIY?
Yes. Artificial grass laying is easy. Thousands of successful DIY installations take place each year. Easy to install yourself with simple tools like pen knife and plant cutter on cemented or tiled floor. DIY is easy and cost saving option.
How easy is it to cut and shape artificial grass and drainage cells?
Artificial grass: Use Pen Knife
Drainage cells: Plant cutter / pruning shear
How do I join the artificial grass pieces together?
Joining tape and glue is the answer, all of which we can supply as part of your order. The glue is applied to the tape and then the edges of the artificial grass are pressed on top of it.
How do I measure my garden for calculate artificial grass requirement?
Take measurements across the longest and widest points of your area. You will then need to round these measurements up to the nearest metre. Then multiply the width by the length and this will give you your square meterage requirement.
Can I install artificial grass on top of my existing lawn?
This is not generally recommended as the existing grass will die and compact to give an uneven surface. However if the surface is even and has good drainage then this is possible.
How will I cope with flooding?
Artificial grass is permeable so the rain water will run straight through it. However it is a good idea to fit a drainage base below the levelling layer.
On what sort of base can I lay my grass?
Cemented/ tiled surface: Install drainage cells on floor than lay artificial grass over the drainage cells. Drainage cells enable better drainage.
Soil floor: Level existing floor, make necessary gradient, fill a layer of sand or fine gravel, cover a layer of geofabric, install a layer of drainage cells and lay grass over drainage cells.
What cleaning products are safe to use on our artificial grass?
Clean water or mild detergent is the best thing to use. You should avoid products that are acidic in nature (ie. pH less than 3)
What maintenance is required?
Very little indeed. You need to remove any debris which falls onto the grass and smooth any infill you may have. A leaf rake or garden broom will remove debris like fallen leaves, help realign the fibres and will smooth it over. As the artificial grass is permeable, rain water will run through the backing and clean it at the same time.
How will our pets react to the artificial grass?
Your pets will be fine! They tend to treat artificial grass just like normal grass except they can’t dig it up! Any droppings are easy for you to remove or wash away. If the grass will receive very heavy use from pets, as it would in a kennels, we recommend that you use disinfectant to clean it as this will help remove smells and kill bacteria. However, where you have light use, this is rarely needed.
Does the grass have a directional pile?
Yes, it does. So, you need to make sure you align the directions of any different pieces of grass when you lay it down, which is quite easy to do.
What can we use for edging?
You can use exactly what you would use for natural grass. A log is a good example.
Can I install artificial grass on a slope?
Yes, it is possible. However, if you plan to walk on the grass, the slope must be less than 15%. If the slope is over 15%, it is still fine to use as an ornamental coverings. It might also be best to choose a grass that doesn’t need a sand infill, as the sand can move down the slope, and instead use pins to secure the artificial grass down.
Will weeds grow on the artificial grass?
Strangely, if you have a sand infill the answer is yes. The sand infill can provide a hydroponic environment for the seeds to root. However, the backing we use for the artificial grass is strong enough to prevent the roots growing through to the soil. This means that any weeds can easily be brushed away with a leaf rake.
Our grasses, however, don’t require a sand infill and laying a geotextile membrane will stop weeds growing up through your beautiful grass.
Where can I use artificial grass?
Lawns and landscaping are the most common uses, similar synthetic turf is used on sports playing surfaces, like tennis courts, putting greens and football pitches.
There are many other uses for our artificial grass, including:
- Roof gardens
- Patios
- Balconies
- Walkways, both permanent and temporary
- Caravan and tent entrances
- Outdoor staircases
- Swimming pool surrounds – we would generally recommend at least three feet between the pool and the artificial grass. This will minimise the risk of discoloration from the chlorine in the pool.
- Children’s play areas at schools and nurseries
- Pet-friendly areas, dog exercise runs, kennels
- Conservatories
- Garages
- Exhibition spaces
- Shopping centres
- Showrooms – cars, garden centres,
How will I cope with the part of the garden which is always wet?
This should not be a problem. When you prepare to lay the grass, you generally just need more hardcore or sand to build up the surface.
Can artificial grass be repaired?
Any damage to artificial grass can be repaired. The damaged piece of artificial turf is cut out and replaced by a new piece.