Artificial Lawn

Infill fake lawn is usually necessary in several situations:
1.Sports field use: Infill with quartz sand or rubber granules enhances cushioning properties, improves slip resistance, reduces the risk of injury to athletes, and keeps fake lawn grass blades upright.

2.High-traffic areas: Such as commercial plazas, parks and playgrounds, infill enhances durability, distributes pressure and prevents wear and deformation of the fake lawn grass blades.

3.Drainage Needs: In areas prone to waterlogging, infill with quartz sand helps to drain water quickly, preventing water from pooling on the ground.

4.Added Weight and Stability: In windy conditions, infill adds weight to the lawn, preventing it from being blown up by the wind.

Fake lawn is able to effectively withstand snow, ice and freezing temperatures, largely due to its unique multi-layer construction and materials. False grass is typically made from synthetic materials like polypropylene and envirofill, which provide excellent drainage and resilience, making it less susceptible to damage or deformation in extremely cold conditions.

In snow and ice-covered conditions, artificial grass will not freeze or turn yellow like natural grass. It quickly drains melted snow and ice, keeping the lawn neat and dry. Even in extreme cold weather, proper cleanup and maintenance, such as using a plastic shovel, snow blower, or covering a tarp, will allow the lawn to continue to look good.