1)Artificial grass for soccer
2)Long life & Evergreen 
3)Eco-friendly 
4)No weather limited 
5)Easy Maintenance

  All-weather : it is completely free from the impact of climate, greatly improving the efficient use of space, and it can be used in some extreme climate for example low and high temperature .

   Evergreen: the artificial lawn can still make you feel like spring when natural grass goes into dormancy.

   Environmental protection: the whole materials are in keeping with the  demands of environmental protection and the turf surface layer is recyclable.

   Simulation: artificial lawn produced bases on the principle of bionics, its good elasticity and comfort with no direction and hardness makes users aware little difference from natural grass.

   Durability: it is not easy to fade and durable, especially applied to primary and secondary schools' grounds where use high frequently.

   Economy: it is simple and convenient to construction and can be laid in asphalt, concrete and hard battle , with little maintenance costs indeed.

Artificial Grass Installation

Installation

Learn how to design and build your very own artificial grass landscape.

Excavation and Base Construction

Remove old sod/dirt to a depth of 4″. Lay down landscape fabric over entire project area. Place 2″ of 3/4″ road base over entire area, rake evenly, water thoroughly and compact with plate tamper (compactor). Place another 2″ of ¾” road base over project area, rake evenly, water thoroughly, and compact. Be sure there are no low spots within the area of the Artificial Grass.

Surfacing

Lay artificial grass  of football  over project area. Preferably keep fibers facing same direction (never opposite direction).

Seaming

Cut off factory excess 2-4 tufts in. Try and line seams up as best as possible. If you have to, cut one piece of turf to the other getting the backing of both pieces as close as possible to one another without overlapping. Lay seam tape half under one piece and half under the other. Fold turf away from seam and pour glue. Spread glue evenly with glue spreader. Let glue get
tacky and lay pieces back down. Be careful not to bury any fibers or get glue on the fibers

.Put seam together like a zipper. Nail the seam every 4-6 inches on both sides with 4-5 inch galvanized spiral spikes. Be sure not to bury any fibers or create any indentations in the base.

Sand Filling

Empty sand bags into a wheel barrow. With a flat headed shovel spread the sand around as evenly as possible. One shovel head should do 2-3 linear feet. Use a rake, stiff bristled push broom or a power broom to drop the sand into the fibers. Run the chosen tool in the opposite direction that the fibers are laying and it will drop the sand in and stand the fibers up. Do another lighter “touch up layer” to thicken the sand in-fill and even it out at the same time. Get the fibers standing straight up so that there is no more direction to it.

Recommended Installation Tools

·         Flat Head Shovel(s)

·         Wheel Barrow

·         Asphalt/Landscape Rake

·         Exacto Knife

·         Compactor (Plate tamper)

·         Rake or Stiff Bristled Broom or Power Broom