Any Time Turf is high-quality fake grass, perfectly suited for its purpose and well-maintained, and can last 8-10 years or more. Lifespan may vary based on factors like usage, maintenance, and environmental conditions. We offer a one-year warranty for all our synthetic grass for added relief.

How to Choose Artificial Turf Based on Your Application

Choosing the right artificial turf for your needs can be a daunting task given the variety of options available. The key to making the best choice lies in understanding the specific requirements of your application. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you select the perfect artificial turf based on different uses.

DIY Installation Tips for Artificial Turf: A Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Gather Your Materials and Tools

Before you start, ensure you have all the necessary materials and tools for the installation:

• Artificial turf
• Base materials (crushed stone, sand)
• Weed barrier fabric
• Turf adhesive or staples
• Utility knife
• Shovel
• Rake
• Compactor or roller
• Measuring tape
• Seam tape (if needed)
• Broom

Step 2: Prepare the Installation Area

1. Clear the Area: Remove any existing grass, plants, rocks, and debris from the installation area.
2. Excavate the Soil: Dig out the soil to a depth of about 3-4 inches to create a space for the base materials.
3. Install the Weed Barrier: Lay down a weed barrier fabric to prevent weeds from growing through the turf.

Step 3: Create a Solid Base

1. Add Base Materials: Fill the excavated area with a 2-3 inch layer of crushed stone or gravel. This layer helps with drainage and provides a solid foundation.
2. Compact the Base: Use a compactor or roller to compact the base materials until they are firm and level.
3. Add a Layer of Sand: Spread a 1-inch layer of sand over the compacted base and level it out. Compact the sand layer to create a smooth surface.

Step 4: Lay the Artificial Turf

1. Measure and Cut the Turf: Measure the installation area and cut the artificial turf to fit using a utility knife. Ensure the turf pieces are slightly larger than the area to allow for adjustments.
2. Position the Turf: Lay the turf over the prepared base, making sure the blades are facing the same direction. Allow the turf to sit for a few hours to let it settle.

Step 5: Secure the Turf

1. Trim the Edges: Trim the excess turf along the edges for a precise fit.
2. Join Turf Sections: If you have multiple pieces of turf, use seam tape and adhesive to join them. Apply the adhesive to the seam tape and press the turf edges together firmly.
3. Secure the Perimeter: Use turf staples or landscape spikes to secure the edges of the turf. Place the staples or spikes every 6-8 inches along the perimeter to prevent

Step 6: Add Infill and Final Touches

1. Apply Infill: Spread infill material (silica sand or rubber granules) evenly over the turf. This helps the blades stand upright and adds stability.
2. Brush the Turf: Use a broom or power brush to brush the turf fibers upright and evenly distribute the infill.
3. Inspect and Adjust: Check the entire installation for any areas that need adjustment. Make sure the turf is secure and looks natural.

Step 7: Enjoy Your New Lawn

Your artificial turf is now installed and ready to use. Enjoy the low-maintenance, evergreen beauty of your new lawn!