
Why You Should Avoid Big Box Suppliers For Your Artificial Turf
When you finally decide to install artificial turf, there are [...]
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Premium Grass Blades
Date Posted:
November 17, 2022
When you finally decide to install artificial turf, there are more than a few reasons why you should avoid big box suppliers for your artificial turf investment. While Costco and other major chains can be great for bulk purchases, artificial turf requires a more specialized approach toward the product and the sale.
Remember that your artificial turf is a 10–20-year investment; it’s essential to ensure you invest with a reputable company specializing in artificial turf. At Premium Grass Blades, we choose to be involved from step one; our individual turf designs ensure our turf is visually pleasing and has every benefit needed to withstand our long winters. We are also very involved in our testing phases to ensure that the safety and quality we bring to you and your family are always the best. We stand behind our product with a 10-year warranty and can help in a full install or a DIY if you should be inclined.
Taking a chance on a big box store means you have only one type of grass available, regardless of your individual needs, no warranty, and zero aid in using your product. Finding an exact match will not be possible if you decide to purchase more in the future.
Material Matters Most
The first thing to remember about any artificial lawn for dogs, putting greens or any other use is that they are not all the same; material matters most. Different fibres and backings suit various applications, including the type of climate they will be exposed to, some have more drainage holes than others, and many require different types of topical infill; choosing to go with a reputable company, you have access to professionals taking away all the guesswork, leaving you to only worry about the style and colour you would like to accent your home with. There are three distinct types of artificial turf for putting green and other applications, these are:- Nylon – The hardest wearing of materials used for artificial grass. It was installed at the Houston Astrodome in the 1960s. That is where the name Astroturf comes from. It is strong and hardwearing, making it an excellent option for a synthetic dog lawn or a children’s play area.
- Polyethylene – This is a very natural look, even from a relatively close distance, and gives the impression of natural grass. It is soft to the touch and is ideal for use in relaxation spots and other areas where tactile qualities can matter.
- Polypropylene – The least durable option, although still providing the overall good looks and performance that make artificial turf for pets and other uses so appealing. This is also the cheapest of the materials and ideal for a budget installation.


