Aftercare Guide for Artificial Grass
In order to maintain the natural look and beauty of your installation it is recommended that, on a regular basis, you remove organic debris such as leaves and seeds form your lawn. When leaves aren’t removed, they will compost and lead to the growth of moss and weeds. Using a weed killer is possible but it’s better to prevent it. Also don’t enter the lawn if it is full of leaves, remove the leaves first.

BRUSH REGULARLY
In order to keep the grass in the best possible condition, it is recommended to regularly brush the grass in accordance with the amount of ‘traffic’ it gets. Brushing the grass will keep the fibers upright for a longer time, enhancing the natural look of your lawn.

REMOVE LEAVES

HEAVY ITEMS

WINTER SEASON
Winter conditions are not a problem for, it will not damage due to frost or break at entry. However, if snow is stamped into the grass and an icy layer has been formed, this may not be removed manually in order to prevent the fibers from damaging. This must melt naturally.

FIRE AND HOT ITEMS
At all times prevent fire and hot items like BBQ ashes and cigarettes from getting into direct contact with your lawn as this will potentially cause the melting of the grass. Repairing is possible but it will be slightly visible.

WEED CONTROL
Weed is easy to remove by picking, brushing, or rake the grass. Ensure that weed is removed before it has the chance to take root, especially at the edges. It is advisable to take care of the good cleaning of the lawn.
A number of environmentally-friendly products can be purchased at DIY centers and garden centers to kill algae, moss, and weeds. Provided the instructions are observed, these products will not cause damage to artificial grass.