Artificial Grass Leeds

Artificial grass installers in Leeds

The most important part of an artificial lawn is the part you never see: the base. It decides how flat the lawn is, how long it lasts and how well it drains, including after the dog.

Because we're groundworkers first, the base is where we put the effort, and that's what makes the difference between an artificial lawn that still looks good years later and one that ripples and puddles.

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How we lay artificial grass

First we agree the layout with you, including where any joins will fall. Then we assess the soil and the slope, because natural drainage affects how the base is prepared.

An aggregate base goes down and is compacted, followed by a weed membrane and a levelled layer of sand. The grass is rolled out with all the blades facing the same way, joined on jointing tape with no gaps between rolls, and fixed securely around the edges. Depending on the grass, a fine layer of sand is brushed in to finish.

Artificial grass for dogs

Many of our customers are dog owners fed up with muddy paws through the wet months. An artificial lawn ends the mud, and with the right base, urine drains straight through.

People often ask whether their dog will chew it. That rarely happens. The backings we use are non-toxic, though we'd never encourage a dog to eat anything that isn't food. Our range has good drainage holes, which makes every grass in it suitable for dogs.

Types of artificial grass

We'll bring samples to choose from, but it helps to know what makes one grass different from another.

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