Fake Grass For Back Yard

Use uniform sizes of turf: Sticking to the same sizes of turf throughout the area will ensure that the number of fibers in the seams remains consistent.

Cut accurately: Take great care when cutting backyard synthetic turf to ensure that the edges are aligned and to avoid misalignment.

Uniform Fleece Head Orientation: Ensure that the fleece heads of all turf are oriented in the same direction, and use a professional artificial turf seam cutting tool to ensure precise cutting from the top.

Firmly affixed: All seams and perimeters should be firmly affixed with glue to ensure that they will not be easily separated.

Check the stitch length: The stitch length of the backyard turf grass is the length between the strands of grass. The more stitches, the thicker the turf and the less likely the seams will show, Linwoo offers a wide range of high density lawns and provides a customized density service, which is very easy to do.

Trimming the sides of the turf: When cutting along the seams, make sure you don't burst or scrape the edges. Use sharp tools, keep your hand movements in flow and cut in a straight line.

Positioning and Orientation: when laying turf, make sure the fleece heads are oriented in the same direction. Typically, the direction of the pile of grass should be toward your house, as this is usually the most aesthetically pleasing angle.

Avoid over-trimming: when trimming, cut off about 3 stitches along the edge, but don't cut to the last stitch to avoid a twisted edge.

By following these steps, you can ensure that your artificial turf installation is both aesthetically pleasing and professional. Remember, it's all in the details, so pay extra attention during the installation process.

This way, your fake lawn will look natural and flawless.