Relax Time Turf Rolls

Embrace the serenity of summer without the hassle of yard work with our Relax Time Turf Rolls.  Available in a soothing Mocha color, these versatile artificial turf rolls are perfect for a variety of applications, from patios and rooftop decks to landscape and deck flooring. Enjoy a virtually maintenance-free yard with our Relax Turf Rolls, designed to add a touch of elegance to any space. Backed by a 5-year warranty, these artificial grass rolls offer durability and style for both indoor and outdoor use.

Recommended Uses – Our Relax Time Turf Rolls are great choice for indoor/outdoor turf and are commonly used as flooring for outdoor patios, as sunroom flooring, as rooftop deck flooring, as patio flooring, as basements flooring, and much more.

Artificial Turf Installation Instructions:

Outdoor Installation

1. Prepare the Area:

   • Clear the Surface: Remove all existing grass, sod, mulch, and debris from the designated area. For landscaping around trees, shrubs, or utilities, mark these areas and ensure to leave space around tree bases.
   • Cap and Relocate Sprinklers: Cap unused sprinklers at the pipe level to prevent leaks. If needed, relocate electrical sprinklers and wiring 6-8 inches inward from hardscapes or perimeters. Mark locations of unused sprinklers.

2. Install the Base:

   • Apply Decomposed Granite (DG): Spread a 3-inch layer of DG, which is a blend of gravel and sand, to facilitate proper drainage. Level and compact the base material by vibrating, tamping, and rolling. Wet the base to aid in settling and achieve a flat surface.
   • Turf Pad (Optional): If using a turf pad, cut a hole in the base to match the size and depth of the pad.

3. Lay Weed Cloth (If Applicable):

   • Install Weed Cloth: Lay weed cloth to prevent plant growth through the synthetic grass base. Overlap edges by 6 inches and secure with flat-head nails, ensuring the cloth stays in place. Trim the cloth to fit the area, leaving a 1/4” gap along borders. Avoid driving nails too deeply to prevent dimpling.

4. Install the Turf:

   • Align the Turf: Position the turf using straight or perpendicular edges for proper alignment. Temporarily secure edges with nails while adjusting the turf.
   • Cut and Fit: Over-cut the turf by one inch along edges to ensure a proper fit. This excess will be used for tucking.
   • Seam the Turf: Use a seaming tool to cut turf in an S-shape to minimize visible seams. Install nails every 6 inches along the edge, driving them 3/4 of the way down. Ensure nails are hidden by grass blades. Secure seams with 6-inch U-nails, keeping them level and concealed.
   • Tuck and Brush: Use a wonder bar to tuck the turf edges against hardscapes or borders for a clean finish. Brush against the grain to lift grass fibers, then apply and spread infill or sand evenly. Brush the turf again to integrate the infill into the base, removing excess debris.

Indoor Installation

1. Prepare the Surface:

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

2. Dry Lay and Align:

   • Dry Lay: Unroll the turf and align it according to backstamped manufacturing details for fiber direction.

3. Apply Adhesive:

   • Adhesive Application: Apply adhesive or double-sided tape to secure the turf. If using a turf pad, install it with tape or glue.
   • Lay Turf: Position the turf and apply a bead of seam sealer to all seams.
   • Roll: Use a 75 lb. weighted roller to press the turf across its width and length.

4. Curing:

   • Allow to Cure: Maintain dry conditions for 72 hours to ensure proper curing of the adhesive.

Artificial Grass Maintenance:

Regular Cleaning

• Sweeping: Periodically sweep away loose dirt, dust, and debris to keep the turf looking pristine.
• For Stains and Spills: Use warm water and mild detergent for stains. Avoid bleach or harsh chemicals.
• Pet Waste: Promptly clean up pet waste using a mixture of white distilled vinegar and water (equal parts), then rinse thoroughly and remove excess solution.
• Chewing Gum: Use dry ice or refrigerant packets to harden and remove chewing gum from the turf.

• Matting: 

  Use a synthetic brush to lift matted grass fibers. Avoid metal or wire brushes to prevent damage.