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We recommend removing a minimum of 75mm (3 inches) below the finished height of your lawn, which includes removing all existing grass and weeds. Post-cutting care, including trimming uneven edges, preventing fraying, and properly maintaining seams, ensures the durability of your artificial grass surface. Regular grooming and disposal of excess material contribute to the overall aesthetics and environmental responsibility of the project. Firstly,use chalk or a marking tool to outline the areas where you intend to cut the artificial grass. Clearly mark the lines to ensure accuracy and precision during the cutting process. Securing the Grass: A further tip is to ensure that the pile direction is facing towards the angle the lawn will be viewed from the most. This usually means the pile facing towards your house.

When you get to curved corners or edges, make your cuts in small increments to ensure an accurate fit. Making small cuts will also help you follow the fabric grain more carefully. As an extra line of defence, we also recommend installing a second layer of weed membrane on top of the laying course, directly beneath your artificial grass. Rather than using a stiff broom, a mechanical power brush will save the professional lots of time and money, whilst also providing a top-class finish.

Mistake 12: Not securing joins sufficiently well

Be sure to clean it immediately after use as the adhesive will begin to set after 30 minutes and, once properly cured, will be extremely difficult to remove. Using excessive glue may result in the adhesive leeching onto the fibres, making it difficult to remove.

When grading aggregates, it’s highly recommended that you use a good quality rake to make light work of achieving a level finish for your new lawn. You’ll also notice that both sides of the tape have different textures. One side is smooth and shiny, and the other is rough. To use the joining tape correctly, ensure that the rough side is facing UP, as this is the side you’ll need to apply the glue to. We recommend having an 8m tape or, if you have a large lawn, a 30m tape, to ensure accurate measurements of your lawn are taken and carefully marked out. Artificial turf is highly durable. However, it shouldn’t be hard to cut with the right instruments. To remove excess turf or cut around corners, trees, posts, and other obstacles, you can use:Cut curves carefully: If you need to cut curves, use the tip of the blade as a guide along with the object you are cutting around. Your goal should be to leave only a small gap between the object and the grass. Generally, a gap of about 1/8 inch is ideal. Make sure that all of your tools are in good condition and are appropriate for the job at hand. With the right tools and techniques, cutting artificial grass can be a breeze. Measuring And Marking Your Cuts

Cans of spray paint are useful in marking the area for your new lawn, as well as where you intend the joins to be positioned. This is a hotly debated topic in the online world. Should you or shouldn’t you install a sand dressing/infill?Ensure you have the necessary safety equipment and work in a well-ventilated area, especially if using adhesives. FAQs What is the best tool for cutting fake grass? Silver marker or chalk: These tools will allow you to mark out the areas you want to cut and create a visual guide for your cuts. To keep your artificial grass looking pristine and healthy, regular maintenance is required. Here are some tips to help you maintain your artificial grass: Properly dispose of any excess material, such as leftover offcuts and trimmed pieces. If possible, recycle the synthetic material according to local regulations.

Having the correct tools to install artificial grass is the key to success. It can be the difference between a good or a bad installation, as well as saving you hours of time. Rinse with water: Gently spray down your lawn each week with a hose to remove dust, dirt, or pollen. Occasionally watering your synthetic grass lawn also helps prevent unequal distributions of infill. Solution: To avoid any unsightly ridges or bumps showing through your artificial grass, use a float to ‘iron them out ’ before laying the artificial turf. Safety should always be a priority. Ignoring protective gear like gloves and goggles can lead to accidents and injuries.It is common to cut curves in synthetic grass, which can make your garden and yard look more natural and well-designed. The key to cutting the curve is to use the tip of the blade as a guide along with the object you are cutting around. Your goal should be to leave only a small gap between the object and the grass. Generally, a gap of about 1/8 inch is ideal. With today’s advances in technology, such as Instant Recovery, Feelgood and Natural Look, it’s now difficult to tell the difference between real and fake grass. Of course, that would be an expensive option, to either the contractor (if you wanted to go down that route) or unfortunately, yourself. Before embarking on the transformation of your outdoor oasis, familiarise yourself with the crucial steps in preparing to deftly trim artificial grass to its desired form. Measuring the Area: Having the right tools on hand is essential for a successful cutting process. Common tools include a measuring tape, chalk or marking tool, utility knife, specialised artificial grass cutter (if available), and safety equipment like gloves and goggles. Safety Precautions: