Thinking about using artificial turf for your pets? You’re not alone—but not all turf is the same, and the wrong choice can lead to odors, damage, or discomfort. Many people assume regular turf works just fine for pets—until they run into issues that pet-specific turf is designed to solve. In this article, we’ll break down
A turf football field is built on a multi-layered system designed to support performance, safety, and durability. Underneath the turf, you’ll typically find infill, a shock-absorbing pad, a crushed stone base, and a compacted soil subgrade. Each layer plays a key role in drainage, impact protection, and long-term stability. In this guide, we’ll break down
To seam artificial turf, start by aligning the trimmed turf edges over a centered seam tape. Then apply turf adhesive evenly, press both edges down at the same time, and weight the seam for at least 24 hours to let it cure. Once dry, brush the fibers across the seam to help blend it in.
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