Subbase Preparation
Attention: the sub-base preparation method and recommendations described above are tentative and apply only to landscaping grasses. Final sub-base structure should be based on such criteria as: application type, soil quality, actual water-permeabilty, access to the installation place. We are always open to discuss the individual conditions and requirements of your sub-base.






Artificial grass laying
Well-prepared artificial grass edges enable hiding seam lines. It is recommended that 1-2 stitch rows are cut along the edges of both artificial grass formats that are supposed to be seamed together. The cutting is performed from the backing side as close to the next stitch row as possible. A precise cut should be made with same distance to the stitch row all along the grass edge. The grass formats with prepared edges should be placed next to each other – the distance between them should be similar to the stitch guage characteristic for the selected grass.
Next step after placing the rolls in an appropriate way next to eachother would be inserting the seaming tape inbetween the grass formats. With help of a spatula (for example B11 type) bi-component glue is spread onto the seaming tape. Lastly, the grass is stuck to the glue. It is important to note that the first grass format put onto the glue is the one with edge not covered with yarns.
Attention: There is an option of seaming artificial grass with help of ready to use S12 tape . It is a less demanding way of performing this task; however it is usually considered for smaller projects with less foot traffic.








Cutting, fixing and sanding
Landscaping grasses should be brushed against the yarn. This will put the yarn into an upright position what will enable the next step which aim is to evenly spread dry quartz sand into the grass. It is recommended to apply ca. 5-10kg per sqm depending on the grass type. The best tool to perform this task is drop spreader; final steps of the installation are brushing and watering the grass. Quartz sand plays an important role in artificial grass stabilizing the surface, making the yarn more durable, extending the longevity of the product. It also helps reduce grass temperature on hot days .
Attention: Artificial grass can be installed directly on concrete, tiles, paving stone. It is recommended that the surface is even, free of damage and clean. At the same time we suggest that the slope is minimum 1,5% which lets the water go through the perforations towards the gutter system. In case a seam needs to be made; a S12 tape is a good option. With width of 12cm it is to be put between two grasses` formats, film removed and both edges put back together. Quartz sand for increased yarn durability might be used as well, even though on most patios and balconies, it is skipped. On such surfaces the edges might be fixed with help of one-component glue or weather-resistant double-sided tape. Brushing against the yarn completes the installation.







