How Artificial Grass Is Created


How Artificial Grass Is Created

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Most people take artificial grass for granted.  They understand that it is a great ground covering that will function perfectly for children and pets to play on as well as creating a neat landscape that does not need a significant amount of care and maintenance in order to stay looking that way.  Even know it is something that most of us in Las Vegas come into contact with almost daily, we probably don’t think a lot about it.  You have to consider why there is artificial turf in the first place, and also think about how it has become such a perfect substitute for real grass.

In the manufacturing process, it is assumed that artificial turf is in the third level of development.  The need for it began in the fifties, and by the sixties we saw the manufacturing of products for both public and private use beginning to hit the shelves.  This first wave of plastic grass was a very crude product that did not have a lot of the visual elements that made it look like grass, and instead it was simply green colored plastic carpet that was rolled over an exterior surface.  People began to experiment with ways to create a thicker backing material that would not pool water underneath, as this issue became more apparent with wider spread use.  Water permeable backing material for the first advancement that created a more realistic product, followed by underfilling materials that can create a more soft and spongy feel when you walked on it.  Over time the installation process became more perfected in order to keep it from bagging or splitting, and the staking procedure made it so that the artificial turf can be stretched in a way that made it very realistic.  The final phase of manufacturing development was the procedures that developed the blades of grass themselves, moving from more old school methods to an extruding process.  This allows for colored plastic, nylon and other materials to be utilized in order to not only form grass blades that looked like actual grass, but ones that felt like grass against the skin and also did not wear down in the different types of weather it was exposed to.  This gave artificial grass the advantage over real grass in that it not only looked exactly like the real thing but it did not need water or care and maintenance of any kind.  Once this had become more widely available as a product to the public, we see more people using it as an alternative to real grass.

Areas like Las Vegas which have a difficult time growing real plants due to the fact there is almost no water combined with an extreme amount of heat are perfect for artificial turf.  The product is able to withstand the heat without melting or changing color, and the installation process gives it the ability to feel exactly like regular grass.  When you are ready to make the upgrade in your home to artificial grass, contact us directly.

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