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12 ft. W x Cut to Length Artificial Grass Turf Sold by the Linear Foot 12′ Wide by Any Length you Need, in One Foot Increments Custom order- orders are sold in increments of 1 ft and to order: set order quantity to desired length (ft) of artificial grass (Ex: if you need 10 ft, add a quantity of 10 to cart and you will receive an artificial grass piece 10 ft length by 12 ft width) Lightweight, artificial grass is the first of its kind breaking through with affordability, mobility, and disposability Built-in drainage in the backing helps for easy cleanup with simply scoop and rinse as well as the drainage system helps prevent decay, mold, and mildew build up NOTE: For your project, plan to purchase all artificial grass needed at one time and on the same order to ensure receiving the same dyelot for color matching and seaming purposes as we will not be responsible for pieces not matching on separate orders The perfect must have lime- Spring Olive color WARNING, before purchasing, carefully examine the area you will be laying out turf before, during, and after installation for as CAUTION Artificial grass can melt if struck by concentrated refracted light- Common with daily high temperatures, windows, fences, and other shiny or curved surfaces; not limited to conditions on your property, but neighboring property as well, as conditions are highly variable making them difficult to predict; Great for weddings, backdrops, tailgates, parties, patios, camping, tailgates, entertainment areas, home decor, balcony, terraces, gyms, sports Safe for children and pet play areas, crates, kennels, apartment living, and potty training- wont stain or hold on to pet odors 1 Year manufacturer warranty Construction Steps: 1. Preparation of the Area Clear the installation area of all debris, rocks, and old grass. If needed, dig down about 1–2 inches to ensure the artificial grass lays flat. Level the ground using a rake, and make sure the surface is smooth and free from large bumps or dips. 2. Install Landscaping Fabric (Optional) Lay down landscaping fabric (weed barrier) to prevent weeds from growing underneath the turf. This step is optional, but it will ensure the turf remains clean and the area stays weed-free. Make sure the fabric overlaps the edges by about 3–4 inches and secure it with landscaping pins. 3. Measure and Cut Artificial Turf Measure the area to ensure that the turf is cut to the correct length (12 ft. wide and cut to length). Use a utility knife to trim the artificial grass to the exact size needed, taking care to cut straight lines for the edges. 4. Lay the Artificial Turf Unroll the artificial turf carefully onto the prepared area. Ensure that the turf is aligned properly, and the seams between rolls (if applicable) are tight and seamless. If you have multiple pieces, ensure they fit together well and that the fibers are oriented in the same direction. 5. Secure the Turf Depending on your surface, you can either use turf adhesive or nails/staples to secure the edges of the artificial turf. For adhesive: Apply it along the edges of the turf and press it firmly into place. For nails/staples: Use a hammer or rubber mallet to drive them into the perimeter of the turf, spaced about 6–8 inches apart. 6. Trim Excess Edges Use your utility knife to trim any excess turf along the edges for a clean finish. If you’re using edging, place it along the perimeter to create a neat border. 7. Fill with Sand (Optional) Some artificial grass systems require filling with sand to provide weight and stability. Use a broom to spread the sand evenly over the surface, brushing it into the fibers. Be sure to fill in any gaps in the grass, but avoid overfilling. 8. Brush and Groom the Turf Once the turf is in place and secure, use a broom or power brush to lift the fibers and make the grass look more natural. Brush the fibers in different directions to ensure they stand up properly. 9. Final Inspection Walk around the entire area to make sure the turf is properly secured and evenly spread. Ensure there are no visible gaps or wrinkles, and everything looks uniform. 10. Maintenance Regularly brush the turf to keep it looking fresh. Rinse off any debris or dirt using a hose. Periodically check for any loose edges and re-secure them if necessary. Related Discover more from CheaperFence Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email. Type your email… Subscribe
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