I want to know how I could join artificial grass
![]() | Jan 14, 2020 9:07 AM |
In short, you need seaming tape and glues to join two pieces of artificial turf together. The seaming application is very similar with how carpet seams to be joined which clearly needs experiences and skills. Typically there are two different types of turf joins: side by side and end to end. All our turf products come in at 15' width, to join two pieces together next to each other (add 15' next to another 15' wide piece) named side by side joins: you will see most of the seams are side by side seams in reality as most of our turf comes in at 100' long which is more than most of yard length configurations. The main requirement for the side by side joins from manufacturer standpoint is that when you bring two pieces together, you need to have the fibers on each piece to face the same directions.
The other joint called end to end joins: such joins are not as often, we also call it "butt joint". For an example, your yard is more than 100' long, you will need to do a butt joint to connect two pieces of turf from end to end. Such joints can be more difficult to work on as you need to make sure that all stitch lines to be lining up properly otherwise the joining seam can be rather more visible. Again, the seaming work is probably one of the most difficult aspect of installing artificial grass lawns, you always want to get professionals to do it. For many installations companies, they will put their best and most experienced guys working on seams.
![]() | Chad Tarris I suggest you to leave it to the professionals. |
![]() | Bill Wenske Thanks for this. Good to know info |