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At our company, customer satisfaction is our number one priority. We understand the importance of providing high-quality artificial grass that meets your expectations. By implementing the practice of using different packing colors and employing protective measures, we strive to deliver the best artificial grass to our valued customers. We continuously seek ways to improve our…
We take pride in our attention to detail and go beyond standard packaging practices to safeguard the quality of your artificial turf. In addition to using different colors for packing, we also utilize plastic caps to cover the ends of the tubes. This not only enhances the professional appearance of the packaging but also provides…
To simplify product identification and inventory management, we offer a range of colors for packing artificial grass rolls. Each color corresponds to a specific model, making it easy to distinguish between different products at a glance. The available packing colors include black, white, yellow, red, green, and orange. By utilizing this system, you can effortlessly…
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When it comes to ordering artificial grass in bulk, cost-saving measures are a top priority for dealers. To streamline the process and make inventory management easier, using different colors for packing each model of artificial grass rolls is very necessary. Not only does it enhance efficiency, but it also allows for quick and accurate product identification…
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Debunked: Eco-friendliness is a complex concept that considers various environmental aspects. While artificial grass may not be a perfect solution, it offers several eco-friendly benefits. Water Savings: Artificial grass’s most significant sustainability advantage is water conservation. By eliminating the need for irrigation, it reduces water consumption significantly. Chemical Reduction: As mentioned earlier, the absence of…
Debunked: Heat islands occur in urban areas with large expanses of concrete and asphalt. The belief that artificial grass contributes to this phenomenon is a common misconception. Cooling Benefits: Unlike concrete and asphalt, artificial grass does not absorb and radiate heat. Instead, it remains relatively cool, even on hot days, thanks to its synthetic materials…
Debunked: It’s true that artificial grass is not biodegradable in the traditional sense, but this does not necessarily mean it is environmentally harmful. In fact, it can have a positive impact. Longevity: High-quality artificial grass can last for many years, often exceeding two decades. This longevity reduces the need for frequent replacements, which can consume…
Artificial grass has come under fire, especially as sustainability gains importance in landscaping and house renovation. Myths and misconceptions about synthetic turf’s effects on the environment frequently overshadow its sustainable features. We hope to dispel common misconceptions and emphasize the environmentally beneficial aspects of artificial grass. Myth 1: Artificial Grass Is Harmful to the Environment…
We’re excited to share that US Family Turf has joined forces with Nelbank and Buildertrend to bring you convenient and flexible finance options for your artificial turf projects. Embark on a stress-free journey toward your dream yard by following these simple steps: **1. Explore Your Options:** Click on the button below to delve into…
When planning your hardscaping project, one of the first things you must consider is the current lay of the land. Adding hardscape to a piece of land that is flat will very likely require less labor (and therefore, less of your budget) to achieve the look you’re going for than on a piece of land…
Before you start allocating dollars to a hardscape project, you’ll first want to determine if it’s the right fit for your home. We’ve found homeowners receive many benefits of building a hardscape. First, building a hardscape on your property can reduce the amount of landscape maintenance you require, and therefore decrease your overall landscaping costs….
Thinking about undertaking a hardscape project at your home? Adding features such as a walkway, retaining wall, outdoor kitchen, fire pit or shade-providing structure like a gazebo or pergola is an exciting undertaking. As with any lawn and garden project, there is a lot to consider before beginning. There are many factors that can impact…
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Before starting your hardscaping project, there are a lot of things to consider. One of the first things to think about is how large of an area you are hoping to hardscape as a grass alternative. Finding a rough estimate will help you to move forward in the planning process. Also important is deciding what…
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There are countless options when it comes to adding hardscape to your outdoor space. When choosing hardscaping that will be used as a low-maintenance alternative to a lawn, consider how much grass you are wanting to displace. If you’re aiming to get rid of quite a bit of grass, patios and walkways are a great…
One of the great benefits of losing some of your grass is that your space can be opened up to housing designated entertaining areas. Using hardscape as a grass alternative allows you to create a yard that works for your specific needs. You also will have less stress worrying about lots of foot traffic destroying…
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You will often hear the word “pile” used in artificial grass parlance, similar to the pile of a carpet. Pile is the term for the upright blades on artificial turf. These can be cut at different heights (e.g. 40-50-60 mm). As standard, 20 mm of free pile height (the part of the synthetic grass fibre…
The sub base of an artificial grass area is of the utmost importance, and while artificial grass can be laid on several different sub bases, the most recommended base is a well compacted unbound aggregate (stone) base, which is screeded level and topped with a heavy duty geotext membrane.
The synthetic materials used to construct artificial lawns are made up primarily out of 3 components: Polyethylene (PE): soft, skin-friendly, and durable. Polypropylene (PP): stiffer, durable. Nylon: harder and extremely durable. The synthetic grass fibres and the infill (rubber and/or sand) determine what the field looks like. If black rubber is chosen for the infill…
We know how fantastic artificial grass is these days, how authentic it looks, how good it feels to walk and play on and how easy it is to install and maintain. But what exactly is it made of and how is it made? Artificial grass is a system of synthetic fibres made to look like…
Once your new raised beds are filled, the fun part can begin! Plant crops either from seeds or starts, keeping in mind which parts of your new garden area are most suited for certain plants based on sun/shade and proximity to your home. Research which crops are companions, meaning they grow well together and support…
After your beds are constructed and set in place, it’s time to fill your beds. It’s important to choose high-quality organic matter as bed material in order to insure the health of your future fruit, vegetable, or herb garden. Healthy garden soil can be achieved in a couple of different ways. It’s possible to buy…
When first considering how to build a raised vegetable bed (or two or ten), knowing what size and shape will work best for you is a great place to start. Remember that one of the great things about container gardening is that it’s often easier on your body. Making your beds no wider than you…
When beginning the planning process, take a look around your lawn and decide how much of it you’re willing to dedicate to your vegetable garden venture. Transforming an area of your lawn into a garden space isn’t difficult, but it does require thought and planning. After constructing your raised beds, you could be committed to your…
When looking online for garden design inspiration, it’s easy to see that the raised garden bed is having a major moment. Everywhere you turn, people are showing how easy, fun, and beautiful their raised beds, and their resulting harvests, are. And there’s a good reason why: by using raised garden beds to grow your fruits,…
If you’re considering a new driveway or sidewalk, decorative concrete offers a superior alternative to plain gray surfaces. While paving bricks and stones can be visually appealing, they often require more maintenance due to weed growth and potential misalignment caused by ground shifts. Decorative concrete, available in various colors and textures, provides a low-maintenance option…
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Effective landscaping should be both appropriate for the climate and easy to maintain. In Southern California, where water restrictions are common, choosing drought-resistant plants is essential. Homeowners and potential buyers often prefer landscapes that require minimal upkeep. Xeriscaping, a landscaping method that uses little to no water, can be both colorful and textured, enhancing your…
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Maintaining a lush, green lawn in Southern California is notoriously difficult. Natural grasses, such as Zoysia, may withstand some drought but will inevitably turn brown without adequate water. Brown, patchy lawns are unsightly and can significantly diminish your home’s curb appeal. Enter artificial turf. Unlike natural grass, synthetic turf remains vibrant and green year-round without…
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You don’t have to be a real estate expert to understand the impact of curb appeal. The appearance of your home’s exterior can greatly influence its perceived value and the impression it leaves. The space between the curb and your home, including both the front and back yards, plays a crucial role in this. Even…
High-quality artificial grass might seem like a significant investment initially, but it proves cost-effective in the long run. One smart way to save money is by using recycled artificial grass, which is just as good as new turf but more affordable. Over time, you’ll save on maintenance costs associated with natural grass, such as watering,…
If your dog has a habit of digging up the yard, artificial grass can put an end to this frustrating behavior. Synthetic turf is robust enough to withstand digging attempts, preserving the beauty of your lawn. Your dog can still have fun playing fetch, chasing toys, or just running around without causing damage to the…