Easy to use adhesive cartridge (for use with a skeleton gun). For joins, one adhesive cartridge used with jointing tape, is about enough for a 1.5 metre join. When sticking grass down to a hard surface, the artificial grass adhesive is applied in a bead, or as spots, around the edges, and one cartridge is about enough for a 5 metre long bead (i.e. about enough for a 5 metre edge).
ProPlay Shock Pad, when combined with artificial grass, is the perfect surface for children's playground facilities.
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This versatile, tough geotextile stabilizes the ground by acting as a separator between aggregates and soil layers.
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Impact absorbent and bounce modifier for sport pitches. Match Pad is an ideal cushioning to go underneath artificial grass.
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A cushioning pad underlay giving some spring to your surface and softening impact under foot.
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Used with the adhesive to make joins. Strong rot proof geo-textile bonding medium. Lays flat to substrate when rolled out.
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Convenient dual-purpose spreader for fast and easy adhesive application. Notched edge for fast adhesive application.
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Fixing nails for installation of artificial grass. These nails are used to pin the grass down and hold it in place.
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10kg or 5kg Available. 2 Component adhesive for bonding artificial grass carpets to fixing tape or hard surfaces.
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2 part polyurethane based adhesive, primarily designed for bonding artificial grass directly to a rubber shockpad.
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A safety surface made of polyethylene tiles, designed for fitting underneath artificial grass.
Learn More Order Free SampleHere are some pointers before you start to place your order. Firstly you need to consider the area you are covering, to ensure you are ordering the right about of grass.
If you have a square or rectangular lawn, measuring the area is fairly easy, as you can measure two sides to obtain the square metres.
It's slightly harder if you have more of an irregular shaped lawn. Try drawing the shape of your site to scale on a grid, as shown on the image across -
When you have your measurements, you can now work out how much grass you need. Bear in mind that you can choose from 2-metre or 4-metre width rolls, as you want to aim to have as less joins as possible.
