How to Lay Artificial Grass on Soil

Laying artificial grass on soil involves more than unrolling a turf roll. To get a smooth, stable, and long-lasting finish, you’ll need the right base and fixings from start to finish. Below is a step-by-step guide that walks you through preparation, installation and finishing. 


1. Prepare the Area

Begin by removing existing turf, roots, stones and debris. Dig down to create a level surface. Once the soil is levelled and compacted, you’ll want a good underlay or membrane before the turf to help stabilise the area.

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2. Choose Your Turf Roll

Select an artificial grass roll that suits your usage (family garden, pets, heavy-traffic). 

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3. Secure Down the Edges

Once the turf is laid over the prepared soil (and underlay if used), you’ll need to secure the edges so the lawn stays properly in place.

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4. Joining Two Pieces of Turf

If your area requires more than one roll of turf, you’ll need to join the seams correctly for a seamless appearance.

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5. Final Checks & Maintenance

After installation check that all edges are secure, seams are invisible and turf is flat and even. Regular brushing and cleaning will extend the life of your lawn.

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Summary

By using the right base preparation and selecting suitable accessories, from underlay to fixings and seam products, you’ll ensure your artificial grass on soil looks professional and performs over time. 

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