Budget Short Turf Rolls

Budget Turf Rolls

Description

Our Budget Turf Rolls offer an exceptional blend of durability and affordability for various applications. Available in lengths of 20 feet or less, these short rolls are premium-quality products derived from factory roll remnants. Despite their shorter length, they provide the same high-quality performance at a significantly reduced price—often less than half the cost of custom cuts. Choose from three styles—Fescue, Spring, or Pet Turf—to suit your needs. Please note, variations in dye lots may cause slight color differences between multiple rolls. Transform your outdoor space with our cost-effective, high-performance Budget Turf Rolls today.

Installation Instructions

Outdoor Installation

1. Preparation:

   • Clear the Area: Remove existing grass, sod, mulch, and other materials from the area where the turf will be installed. If landscaping around trees, shrubs, or obstacles, make sure to mark these areas and plan for the turf edge configuration. Leave adequate space around tree bases.
   • Sprinkler System: Cap any unused sprinklers at the pipe level to prevent leaks. If needed, relocate sprinklers and mark their positions. Move electrical sprinklers and wiring inward by 6-8 inches from hardscapes or perimeters to avoid damage during installation.
   • Subgrade Preparation: Place any moved items on the subgrade and secure with U-shaped nails.

2. Base Installation:

   • Material: Use decomposed granite (DG), a mix of gravel and sand, to create a stable base that allows proper drainage. For non-pet installations, spread DG to a depth of 3 inches.
   • Compaction: Distribute and level the DG, wetting it to help settle. Compact the base with a vibrator, tamper, or roller until it is flat and even.

3. Turf Placement:

   • Weed Barrier: If applicable, roll out weed cloth, overlapping edges by 6 inches. Secure with flat-head nails and trim to fit the area with a 1/4” border gap. Avoid driving nails too deeply to prevent dimpling.
   • Turf Layout: Align the turf using a straight or perpendicular edge. Cut excess turf by 1 inch along the edges for a proper fit. Secure the edges with temporary nails while fixing the opposite sides.
   • Seaming: Use a seaming tool to join turf edges. Cut turf in an S-shape to minimize seam visibility. Nail every 6 inches along the edge, driving nails 3/4 of the way down. Ensure nails are hidden by grass blades. Secure seams with 6-inch U-nails spaced 6 inches apart.

4. Final Steps:

   • Tucking: Use a metal bar (wonder bar) to tuck the turf edges against hardscapes for a seamless finish. Brush against the grain with a power or bristled brush to lift the grass blades. Apply infill or sand evenly to hold blades upright and add weight. Brush again to work the infill into the base and remove excess debris.

Indoor Installation

1. Surface Preparation:

   • Ensure the installation surface is level, clean, and dry. Suitable surfaces include concrete, dusting or powdering concrete, gypcrete, pressure-treated decking, wood, or backer board.

2. Turf Layout:

   • Dry Lay: Position the turf rolls to manage roll sequencing and minimize variations. Check the backing for manufacturing details to determine the fiber direction.

3. Adhesive Application:

   • Turf Pad: If using a pad, install it over the base with double-sided tape or glue.
   • Turf Installation: Apply adhesive or double-sided tape, then lay the turf. Seal seams with a bead of seam sealer.

4. Final Steps:

   • Roll the turf with a 75 lb. weighted roller across its width and length to ensure proper adhesion. Allow the installation to remain dry for 72 hours for the adhesive to fully cure.