How much does it cost for artificial grass?
How much does it cost for artificial grass? Like anything, this very much depends on the quality of grass you are looking for. It also depends on the installation process you use and both factors can have a real impact on the lifespan of your lawn.
For grass alone, each variety has a different face weight which is basically the density of the grass. Therefore, if you’re looking for a good thick pile, prices will be higher than a thin less resilient turf. Top of the range Proflow Polyurethane grass, made in the USA, costs approximately £35 per sqm. Medium Polyurethane grass will cost between £25 and £35 whereas cheaper latex varieties come in at between £25 and £5 per sqm.
If you’re on a budget then latex grass can fit the bill. It looks like natural grass and is an ok option as long as you don’t have pets. This is because the fibres in latex absorb urine and form harmful toxic pockets which are extremely hard to clean. At Lawnworld, we therefore advise against pet owners opting for artificial grass.
K9 Proflow Polyurethane grass is a more expensive upfront investment but, over time it more than pays off. The grass is build to last and is far more resilient to harsh weather conditions and a heavy footfall. It is also 100% pet friendly, meaning it’s resilient to nasty odours building up over time.
The other expense that is important to consider is installation. For best results, we always recommend that you hire an expert team to install your artificial grass. This helps to guarantee its lifespan and ensure that it is fitted using the correct process. At Lawnworld, we use a 4 phase installation system that is designed to provide you with the best possible result. We ensure the groundwork, drainage, installation and finishing is all done to the highest quality meaning you’ll be left with a lawn you ca be proud of.