DIY Project Planner | Artificial Grass Direct

If you are capable of a bit of DIY, you can probably lay your lawn yourself. This simple project planner will help you calculate how much artificial grass you’ll need and optimize your layout.

THERE ARE A COUPLE OF CONCEPTS THAT YOU NEED TO KEEP IN MIND.

Our Artificial Grass comes in either 2m or 4m widths with a
maximum length of 30m. We will cut your rolls to size, to the closest
10cm.
Artificial Grass has a directional pile. The grass looks best when
the blades are leaning towards you, and if you have more than 1 piece
you will want to make sure all pieces are laid in the same direction.
We advise having as little joins as possible as joining the rolls
together is the most skilled part of the install.
When ordering the artificial grass, we advise you add an extra 10
cm to the width and length to allow for loss when cutting.

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Always Remember

2 Metre and 4 Metre Widths
Directional Pile
Minimise Joins
Order 10cm Extra to Cover Mistakes

STEP 1 – MEASURE YOUR AREA

Get your measuring tape out and measure all relevant areas of your garden.

STEP 2 – OUTLINE YOUR GARDEN

Use our graph paper to try to draw an accurate representation of your garden. You can use 1cm as 1m. The yellow represents the outline of the lawn area.

*Please feel free to email us your drawing and we will work out the cuts of grass you need.

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STEP 3 – DECIDE YOUR ARTIFICIAL GRASS CUTS

Over the outline of your garden, draw rectangles that represent where the pieces of artificial grass will go and how they will be orientated. The red here represents the artificial grass. Remember, the widths of these rectangles must be either 2m or 4m.

STEP 4 – ORDER YOUR ARTIFICIAL GRASS AND ACCESSORIES

View our Shop and add our products to your basket with the quantities you require. In the above example, you can simply order one piece with a 4m width and a length of 3.8m+4.4m+5m = 13.2m