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Whether it’s a shaded area or your entire backyard, artificial turf will give you the freedom you need—and your weekends will be all yours!
It looks like freshly mowed grass—always green and ready to welcome you anytime.
Replacing your backyard with synthetic turf is a long-term investment!
The turf will last over 20 years.
There’s no such thing as a “big” or “small” project when it comes to installing artificial turf. Your patio is a place where you spend quality time.
Treat yourself to top-quality turf for this precious space! You won’t regret it—guaranteed!
There’s nothing better than enhancing your pool with a beautiful artificial turf border!
You’ve made a significant investment in your pool! You’ve purchased hours of fun with family and friends. Artificial turf around your pool will add a touch of elegance, provide unparalleled comfort, and increase the value of your investment.
Whether you’re a professional or amateur golfer—or simply a beginner—adding a putting green to your backyard will provide you with hours and hours of fun, practice, joy, and relaxation.
Our putting greens are installed with very high-quality synthetic turf.
You won’t be able to live without it!
Before you purchase artificial turf, it is important to make sure that the artificial turf you choose is of high quality. Here are some key guidelines you should consider before buying it:
Total yarn weight: This refers to the weight of the yarn above the backing. It depends on factors such as the length of the yarn above the backing (pile height) and the distance between individual fiber tufts (density or tufting gauge).
Used in the tufting process to provide initial dimensional stability for the synthetic turf system, primary backing materials consist of a woven or nonwoven fabric in one or more layers. GTR Turf recommends a system with a double primary backing weighing at least 7 oz. per square meter.
The backing of synthetic turf is covered with secondary support materials to hold the fibers in place (tuft bonding). Several different coating materials are used, including polyurethane (PU) and latex. The coating must be applied with a weight and thickness configuration that depends on the system design and is capable of meeting or exceeding your minimum tuft bonding standard.
Artificial turf systems with infill and base materials should be designed to drain water in a manner that accommodates local weather conditions and precipitation patterns. Permeable artificial turf systems are typically designed to drain 25'' of water per hour.
The infill prevents the artificial turf installation from shifting and ensures even weight distribution to minimize expansion and contraction of the turf as temperatures change. Among the recommended infill materials for residential and commercial projects, it is suggested to choose washed silica sand in round, sub-round, or sub-angular shapes.
