Artificial Turf Supply Canberra

The demand for a synthetic surface which looks and feels like real grass is growing. Modern synthetic grass requires little maintenance and can look just like the real thing.

  Synthetic Turf installation equipment (Compactor & Power Broome) available for hire.

  1.             Environmental Impact: Fake lawns , also known as artificial turf or synthetic grass, are typically made from non-biodegradable materials such as plastic and rubber. The production and disposal of these materials contribute to environmental pollution and waste. Additionally, fake lawns do not support biodiversity as they do not provide habitat for insects, birds, and other wildlife, unlike natural lawns. 2.             Heat Retention: Artificial turf tends to absorb and retain heat, especially in sunny climates. This can create a significantly hotter surface compared to natural grass, making it uncomfortable for people and pets to walk or play on. The excessive heat can also contribute to the urban heat island effect, raising local temperatures and negatively impacting the surrounding environment. 3.         ...

  Fake grass, also known as artificial turf , can be used in various ways to enhance the appearance and functionality of outdoor and indoor spaces. Here are some common ways to make use of fake grass:   Landscaping: Artificial turf can be used to create a lush, green lawn-like appearance without the need for regular watering, mowing, or fertilizing. It can be installed in your backyard, front yard, or any other outdoor area where you desire a low-maintenance lawn.   Playgrounds and Sports Fields: Fake grass is commonly used in playgrounds and sports fields as it provides a safe and durable surface for children to play on. It offers better shock absorption and helps prevent injuries caused by falls.   Putting Greens: If you enjoy golf, you can create your own putting green at home using artificial turf. It provides a consistent surface for practicing your golf skills and requires minimal maintenance compared to natural grass.   Rooftop Gardens and...

  Installing fake grass , also known as artificial turf, can be a fantastic solution for achieving a beautiful, low-maintenance lawn. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to install fake grass:   1. Measure and Prepare the Area: Start by measuring the area where you want to install the fake grass. Clear the space by removing any existing vegetation, rocks, or debris. Ensure the ground is level and well-drained.   2. Install a Weed Barrier: Lay down a weed barrier fabric over the prepared area. This will help prevent weed growth and ensure a clean and even surface for the artificial turf.   3. Add a Base Material: Spread a layer of crushed gravel or decomposed granite evenly over the weed barrier. Rake and compact the base material to create a stable and level foundation for the fake grass.   4. Lay Out the Artificial Turf: Roll out the artificial turf over the prepared area. Ensure the turf is properly aligned and fits snugly within the boundar...

  Football is a brutal sport. It consists of bone crushing tackles, sharp changes of direction, diving for a ball while disregarding the potential for pain, and constantly combating players on competing teams who typically weigh more than 300 pounds. And that's in just a single play! There are countless instances when a player can get injured but, ironically, many injuries occur when a player is attempting to avoid contact or simply just moving in general play. This is because our bodies, especially our joints, aren't meant to make the complex movements that the sport requires on a regular basis. Add this to the unforgiving natural fake grass surface that you glide across in cleats and you have a recipe for disaster. It only takes one step for your spikes to get caught in an uneven patch of grass and a number of nasty accidents and injuries can occur, such as hyperextended joints, sprained or broken ankles, and torn ligaments. Not only are you playing against your opponent b...