FAQ

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It is recommended to brush your artificial grass at least once a month, or more frequently in high-traffic areas. Regular brushing helps prevent matting and keeps the grass blades upright for a natural look.

While pressure washers can be used, it is important to exercise caution. Use a low-pressure setting (less than 1500 psi) and a wide-spray nozzle to avoid damaging the turf fibers. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines.

The lifespan of artificial grass can vary depending on factors such as usage, maintenance, and quality of installation. With proper care and regular maintenance, artificial grass can last anywhere between 15 to 20 years or even longer.

No, it is not recommended to install artificial grass over existing natural grass. Proper installation involves removing the existing grass, preparing the base, and installing the artificial turf on a level and well-compacted surface.

Regularly removing solid waste and rinsing the area with water can help prevent pet odours. Additionally, using a pet-friendly artificial grass deodoriser can help neutralise any residual odours and keep your lawn smelling fresh.

Yes, artificial grass can be installed in shaded areas. However, it is important to ensure proper maintenance and occasional exposure to sunlight to prevent the growth of moss or algae.

Quality artificial grass is designed to resist fading from UV exposure. However, it is natural for some slight fading to occur over an extended period. Choosing high-quality materials and following proper maintenance practices can help minimise fading.