Polyethylene is a good all-rounder, that strikes a balance between both softness and strength. This makes it a popular choice for artificial turf for a wide variety of applications.9 Nov 2018
- A realistic looking finish rather than a plastic look.
- A soft texture that feels nice on the skin (this is particularly important if you have children).
- Good quality holed latex to allow for effective drainage.
What is the best material for artificial turf?
nylon
How do I choose artificial grass?
- Can Withstand Heavy Foot Traffic / Usage. Different turf products will withstand differing amounts of useage and foot traffic, so choose one that will last through everything you will throw at it.
- Looks Lush & Full.
- Durable & Long-Lasting.
- Resilient & Springy.
Are there different grades of artificial grass?
Average for landscape grass is 1.5" to 2.0" with 1.75" being the most common. Average for athletic field turf is 2.0" up to 3" with 2.25-2.5" being the most common. Putting green turfs have a wide range from 0.375" to 1.25" depending on the type and planned use.
What should I look for when buying artificial turf?
- Back Weight. Back weight is the total weight of the primary backing and secondary coating per square yard of turf.
- Front/Face Weight.
- Infill.
- Pile Height.
- Roll Width.
- Total Weight.
- Yarn.
What thickness of artificial grass is best?
For those that like the look of freshly cut grass, anything between 25-30mm is a good choice. For a natural looking lawn, we recommend choosing something between 30-38mm. Anything longer than this and the fibres tend to lie flat under their own weight rather than standing upright.11 Nov 2017
What material do you put under artificial grass?
Geotextile paper is the most commonly used underlayment for artificial turf, which is also called a geotextile mat. When installing artificial turf, it is very important to install the geotextile paper under the turf.20 Aug 2020
What is nylon turf?
It's 40% More Resilient Artificial grass that's made using nylon fibres is 40% more resilient than grass made from polyethylene and 22% more resilient than polypropylene grass. This is not only because nylon is the strongest of the three fibres, it's also because it has a much higher melting point.19 Apr 2017