Looking to give your garden/property a low-maintenance upgrade? Artificial grass does exactly that. But knowing how to lay artificial grass is a different story.
Whether you're covering soil, concrete, or old paving, the right installation will make all the difference, and then you can begin to think about how to clean it and maintain for years to come.
We’ll walk you through how to lay artificial grass on different surfaces, how to keep it looking its best, and what to expect in terms of cost.
Laying Your Artificial Grass
How to Lay Artificial Grass on Soil
If you’re working with soil, your first step is to dig out any existing turf. Aim to go down about 75mm, this gives you the depth needed for proper drainage and a smooth finish.
Once cleared, put in some treated timber edging around the perimeter. It makes securing the grass much easier later on.
Before laying anything else, roll out a weed membrane to stop any unwanted growth from poking through your new grass.