Commercial Artificial Grass

Commercial artificial grass offers numerous benefits, including low maintenance requirements, durability, and a consistently attractive appearance throughout the year. It is particularly well-suited for high-traffic areas, as it resists wear and tear better than natural grass. Additionally, it helps businesses save on water usage and maintenance costs, making it an eco-friendly and cost-effective option. With artificial grass, you can also avoid issues like mud, pests, and the need for fertilisers and pesticides.

Yes, commercial artificial grass is engineered to endure a wide range of weather conditions. It is designed to drain quickly after heavy rain, preventing puddles and waterlogging. Additionally, it is UV-stabilised to resist fading and damage from intense sunlight, ensuring it retains its vibrant colour and integrity over time. Whether in scorching heat, heavy rain, or cold climates, artificial grass remains functional and visually appealing.

When properly installed and maintained, commercial artificial grass can last between 15 to 20 years. Its longevity depends on factors such as the quality of the product, the level of foot traffic, and how well it is maintained. Regular cleaning and occasional brushing to maintain the fibres’ upright position can extend its lifespan, providing a durable and long-term solution for various commercial applications.

Installation of commercial artificial grass involves several steps to ensure a smooth and long-lasting finish. First, the ground is prepared by removing existing vegetation and debris. A base layer, typically made of crushed stone, is then laid and compacted to create a stable foundation. The artificial grass is rolled out and secured with adhesive or nails. Seams are joined carefully, and infill material, such as sand or rubber granules, is spread to support the grass fibres and enhance durability.

Absolutely, commercial artificial grass can be customised to suit a variety of applications. Different types of artificial grass are available to meet specific needs, whether for sports facilities, schools, public parks, or commercial properties. It can be tailored in terms of pile height, density, colour, and infill type to provide the desired look and performance for each unique application, ensuring that it meets the functional and aesthetic requirements of the project.

Maintaining commercial artificial grass is relatively simple and involves regular brushing to keep the fibres upright, removing debris such as leaves and litter, and occasionally washing the surface to remove dust and dirt. Infill levels should be checked and topped up as needed to ensure the grass remains cushioned and stable. Regular inspections for any signs of wear or damage are also recommended to address issues promptly and maintain its appearance and functionality.

The cost of installing commercial artificial grass varies based on several factors, including the size of the area, the type and quality of the grass chosen, and the complexity of the installation process. Costs can range from £8 to £16 per square foot, including materials and labour. For a precise estimate, it’s best to contact us for a free quote, which will take into account your specific needs and project requirements, ensuring you receive an accurate and comprehensive pricing breakdown.