I don't want my children to get hurt or irritated once they play on the artificial grass.
![]() | Feb 8, 2020 12:39 AM |
Artificial grass itself is not abrasive and won't hurt skins, however, when motions get involved such as sliding on an artificial grass surface, frictions can be a problem. Like any surfaces regardless the materials, when people slide on them, there will be frictions and depends on people weight and distance of the slide, harm might happen to skins, again such concerns can be for any type of surfaces. Therefore, I strongly suggest to have your kids wear proper protections such as elbow and knee wraps while playing fierce sports on artificial grass.
For general soft plays and use of artificial turf, the lawn surface will be perfectly safe for you and your kids, and you won't need to worry much about "artificial lawn being abrasive to skin".
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![]() | Joan Wideman My kids love playing outside and our artificial lawn is one of there favorite spot. As long as I have them wear proper protection then I think everything will be just fine. |
![]() | Rick Cooperider Players get hurt even in real lawns because of the friction. But if you're just simply walking, sitting or touching it with your bare hand or feet, it would not hurt you. |
![]() | Feb 10, 2020 9:52 AM |
Artificial grass is very nice and soft to touch, the surface is excellent and idea for walk or play on. However, when people slide or fall on it (hardly), like any other surfaces, the frictions can be hurtful.