Looking for ways to simplify your homeowner chores? Consider using artificial grass and turf in and around the house. It’s durable, clean, and requires no watering. Here are a few types we recommend.
No in-fill needed
Customers praise this artificial grass for its durability. Thanks to its thatch composition, it has a soft feel that’s kind to both human and pet feet. Plus it’s easy to install – no infill is required. It’s made to stand up to moderate to heavy traffic. Each blade of grass has a slight variation in color, dimension, and texture to create a more natural appearance.
Dries quickly
This product from Goasis Lawn is non-toxic and lead-free, making it a safe surface for pets and kids to play on. The appearance is very realistic with the grass leaves extending about a half-inch above the surface. The grass is constructed with polypropylene yarns that are resistant to higher temperatures and quick to dry. Each 6-foot by 10-foot section weighs just over 9 pounds. The color should last more than 10 years.
Better than real
We can’t stop staring at this artificial grass – mainly because it hardly looks artificial. Credit the combination of straight green strands with the mixture of curvy yellow strands. SunVilla artificial grass is non-toxic and lead-free, made with UV-resistant yarn, polyethylene fabric, and a latex backing. No in-fill is required for installation; self-adhesive seaming tape makes installation a breeze.
Eco-friendly
Pet owners with small dogs and even smaller backyards rave about this artificial grass rug. Just hose it down after your four-legged friend does his business. It’s eco-friendly and non-toxic, which makes it stress-free for you too.
A breeze to clean
Give your backyard or patio a truly professional look with these artificial turf tiles. No need to break out the scissors – the locking tiles ensure that your lines will be clean and straight. Plus the built-in drainage system makes them easy to clean.
Steve Spears is editor of Florida Travel & Life, an online brand that inspires active, affluent travelers, providing them with insider information on discovering the best of Florida. Informative and engaging, the website showcases travel destinations, arts and cultural venues, vibrant dining scenes, recreational activities, the great outdoors and the revitalized real-estate market. He is based in Orlando and counts St. Augustine, Key West and the Gulf Beaches among his favorite destinations in the state.
