Oh my goodness! Now I know what that power broom thing is! (Have seen them for sale at surplus store.). Thank you! I might rescue some old turf for my dog to use. : )
I am trying to form a small garden, or at least a military base or 4x4 area. I tried taping the sheets of fake grass but failed. Now I've ordered some superglue to glue them from beneath. I've got no soil underneath so good luck with me trying this method out. However, I may try and staple them together if the glue fails. Thanks.
Finished install looks good, but this is the only seaming video I have seen that does not use seam tape and adhesive (along with the nails). Which method yields superior longevity? My money is on the seam tape (with nails) instead of nails only as this video shows.
It basically boils down to your soil type: staples are fine if you have soft soil, and tape is good if you have hard or rocky base. If the soil is not soft, the staples will bend easily, requiring to move the staples, resulting in uneven spacing and "ripples" at the seam. Personally, the staple method seems to require more labor, while the tape method is fine as long as you get good tape and adhesive. This site does a good job explaining the difference: syntheticgrasswarehouse.com/ask-jw-staples-vs-glue/
Keep in mind this video is 7 years old. Did they even have a tape and glue back then to use? They've gotten a far better result here than the guy who did my parents turf . Not impressed when 7 years ago guys with no tape and glue were doing this good of a job. Guess the key is to find someone who is willing and able to do a good job.
I did not see our landscapers use 6" inch nails around the perimeter during our installation. Also, they did not butt the cut pieces of artificial grass together. They slightly overlapped them and then secured it. Now, there is a big seem that is very noticeable. Is there still a way for them to fix it or is it too late?
great video you really explained alot thanks, just one thing tho you haven't used joining tape or seam tape can you please tell me why, and does it make a difference? im buying some grass to put down in a few days so i would appreciate the advice thanks again.
the installer is now finished and the installer is now heading for a bottle shop , the installer is on his 3rd drink the installer is now drunk the installer will be hungover Tommorow but will continue to get up and install more grass the installer is good
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This tip worked great for me.
Thank you!
Oh my goodness! Now I know what that power broom thing is! (Have seen them for sale at surplus store.). Thank you! I might rescue some old turf for my dog to use. : )
I am trying to form a small garden, or at least a military base or 4x4 area. I tried taping the sheets of fake grass but failed. Now I've ordered some superglue to glue them from beneath. I've got no soil underneath so good luck with me trying this method out. However, I may try and staple them together if the glue fails. Thanks.
Great video! Thank you
What I don't get is given you've already got the right width, why do you still need 1/16th inch spacing? Shouldnt the backings be touching already?
very useful for a new comer in this field
Looks great
I would thing for longevity tape glue and nails.
Finished install looks good, but this is the only seaming video I have seen that does not use seam tape and adhesive (along with the nails). Which method yields superior longevity? My money is on the seam tape (with nails) instead of nails only as this video shows.
It basically boils down to your soil type: staples are fine if you have soft soil, and tape is good if you have hard or rocky base. If the soil is not soft, the staples will bend easily, requiring to move the staples, resulting in uneven spacing and "ripples" at the seam.
Personally, the staple method seems to require more labor, while the tape method is fine as long as you get good tape and adhesive.
This site does a good job explaining the difference: syntheticgrasswarehouse.com/ask-jw-staples-vs-glue/
Keep in mind this video is 7 years old. Did they even have a tape and glue back then to use?
They've gotten a far better result here than the guy who did my parents turf . Not impressed when 7 years ago guys with no tape and glue were doing this good of a job. Guess the key is to find someone who is willing and able to do a good job.
you guys don't use joining tape, do u? and how many mm for the pin spacing?
Beautiful job love Ur work
Great advice!
Beautiful
How much for installation?
This video is very educational, I really like.
hello I live in Kenya and I need a artificial grass so how should u help me
Tranfer me the payment first , and I'll do the installation later 🤔
I did not see our landscapers use 6" inch nails around the perimeter during our installation. Also, they did not butt the cut pieces of artificial grass together. They slightly overlapped them and then secured it. Now, there is a big seem that is very noticeable. Is there still a way for them to fix it or is it too late?
Im no expert but Im sure they can just cut the part that’s overlapping and do what they said here.
Get them to fix it
By that description, they did a bad job. Unless it wasn't finished yet.
Is that you, Marty? Nice!
The video was really helpful!
What if its on a balcony you can't staple into a roof and add holes?
how much does a synthetic grass layer earn per year ?
2000 a month
2000 a week more like
Looks good guys.
great video you really explained alot thanks, just one thing tho you haven't used joining tape or seam tape can you please tell me why, and does it make a difference? im buying some grass to put down in a few days so i would appreciate the advice thanks again.
The best? that's bold...did you hear about GRASSFITT? That's the best glue for artificial grass.
Can you please recommend a good supplier of this grass
Act Global Ltd
Is this on dirt? we need to install on concrete. Also any ideas on how to remove the in-fill on the used turf before installing?
I only see this on smaller lots
Nice artificial grass
No glue needed ??
Artificial power brum how important is it
how mm is that?
looks good but there has to be an easier way.
What about glue and infill ?. hmmmm
the installer is now finished and the installer is now heading for a bottle shop , the installer is on his 3rd drink the installer is now drunk the installer will be hungover Tommorow but will continue to get up and install more grass the installer is good
why use crush and run stone below an ARTIFICAL LAWN? It is only being walk on!!! Not a DRIVEWAY????
You
Procutta is light years beyond this.
Or is it just 7 years beyond it?
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Tnx Donald Trump!
dont use staples. You will see the seam dont matter how careful you are. use 5" nails
It’s 3 lines when cutting not two. Already a mistake in for these “professionals” my ass.
Bro chill out I’ve seen people do six lines. Whatever makes it work
I am from the future, this video wil becum meme.
U play roblox and minecraft ur brain is stupid