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Installing synthetic turf on concrete.
Tips for installing artificial grass over concrete or asphalt.
The first important thing you should do before you install your synthetic grass is to.
One way to install artificial turf over concrete is with glue.
Alternatively you can use 60d six inch nails every 4 inches 10 2 cm on the perimeter.
Diy guid to install artificial grass on top of concrete inspect the area for drainage.
Adhering synthetic turf to concrete that is above 160 degrees lessens the penetration of both the adhesive to the concretes surface and the adhesion to the backing of the synthetic turf.
For example a concrete pool deck can be slippery but covering it with synthetic turf can provide a more attractive safer surface around your pool.
Clean and prepare the surface.
With chalk trace the shape of the putting surface on the side of the turf that is facing up.
Continue around the entire edge of the turf and then use the glue to join the seams.
It also has the property of smoothing out slight imperfections a flat surface is needed for installing the artificial turf.
The advantages to using bendaboard are that your turf will definitely not come up and cannot be pulled up by dogs.
Using a loop pile cutter or carpet knife trim the excess off of the putting surface leaving you with the correct size to adhere to your putting green.
Starting at any edge lift up the artificial turf and apply a thin layer of the glue on the concrete.
Laying synthetic grass on paving slabs or pure concrete is easy and doesn t require much maintenance afterwards.
This is a synthetic putting green and synthetic turf installed over an existing cement patio.
The lower the surface temperature the deeper the penetration and adhesion between the concrete and the synthetic turf.
This can be a very messy and tricky installation process but it works great.
The concretes surface can reach up to blistering high degrees.
I recommend installing the sgw superseam pro adhesive early in the morning or early evening when the temperature are cooler.
Installing a shock pad to soften the surface is usually part of the process.
Installing directly over concrete.
Many gyms and fitness centers are using artificial grass on concrete floors instead of carpet partly because of its look and partly because it helps the athletes associate with the outdoors.
In some cases installing artificial grass over concrete will improve the surface and make it better suited for your intended use.
Artificial turf can be installed over almost any surface even concrete.