Can artificial turf be installed on dirt?

Can artificial turf be installed on dirt?

When installing artificial grass on dirt or soil, you’ll need a subbase. Using a shovel, clear the surface where your artificial grass will be placed. This can include removing any existing grass, roots, mulch, pine needles or other obstacles that could impact the artificial grass over time.

Do you need underlayment for artificial grass?

It’s any garden owner’s dream. Just make sure that you use underlay if you’re putting artificial grass over an uneven area. Over time, the grass can become ridged and less smooth. With underlay, you’ll have an added layer of material to keep it as perfect as possible.

What goes under artificial turf?

Geotextile paper is the most commonly used underlayment for artificial turf, which is also called a geotextile mat. When installing artificial turf, it is very important to install the geotextile paper under the turf. There are many reasons for installing the geotextile underlayment.

Do you put sand under artificial grass?

Sharp sand is applied onto the area you choose to lay your artificial grass before it’s installed. When laying artificial grass, we recommend laying sharp sand to the thickness of 10/15mm, however, there are several steps to carry out before you lay and compact the sand! Find out more below.

How do you prepare the ground for artificial grass?

Ground preparation before the installation of synthetic turf

1. Remove existing grass.
2. After having watered the soil, turn it over from 5 – 10cm depth.
3. Level the ground, break up clods, cut off roots and remove debris and pebbles.

What should you put under artificial grass?

Silica sand is the most common and effective option of sand infill. This sand is often made specifically for artificial grass. This sand infill supports protection from UV rays, which means your turf will look amazing for longer. Acrylic sand infill is another popular choice for artificial grass.