What is the best infill I can use for my artificial grass which I plan to install in a concrete area?
 | Feb 1, 2020 7:21 AM |
There is no specific infills to be used just for concrete areas, in another word, all infills can be used for concrete area the exactly the same as they would for regular artificial grass lawns. There is no differences or concerns for using any type of infills for artificial grass on concrete surfaces. I am not sure if you would like to add any cushioning feel with the artificial lawn installation, if so, you can always consider to use either shock pad or lawn pad under the artificial turf which will give you the cushioning,.
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 | Jose Checa I used shock pad since my kids are always playing on the artificial grass. |
 | Refugia Timbers I think you should choose the infill based on your needs and on the application of your fake grass. |
 | Joe Lucht We've used T-cool infill because it will lessen the hotness of the artificial grass since concrete is kinda hot too during summer and can add up to the hotness of the artificial grass. |
 | Steve Cogar Shock pads are very useful especially when you are installing the artificial grass where the kids are going to be playing in. |
 | Jesus Vanderweide Most people use kiln dried silica sand though because I think it's the cheapest infill out there. |