Artificial grass

JudyC · 6 Feb 21, 03:20 PM

How much does it cost for a good quality artificial grass including it being laid. Talking about an area approx 15ft x 20ft

**THE WIZARD** · 6 Feb 21, 04:34 PM

Sorry no idea how much it costs just wanted to point out be careful if you have pets as if its hot weather the heat cannot escape & the tests done said that dogs or cats paws would burn terribly if on it too long or laying on it. There was an article about it on the pets forum I'm on that I think PetPlan Insurance pointed out.

Love*my*hols · 6 Feb 21, 04:45 PM

We paid �1500 for 4m X 4 m.This included removing original turf and soil and high quality turf.

JudyC · 6 Feb 21, 06:06 PM

Originally Posted by THE WIZARD

Sorry no idea how much it costs just wanted to point out be careful if you have pets as if its hot weather the heat cannot escape & the tests done said that dogs or cats paws would burn terribly if on it too long or laying on it. There was an article about it on the pets forum I'm on that I think PetPlan Insurance pointed out.

It's not for us but thanks for that

ROBBOTOO · 6 Feb 21, 06:24 PM

We�ve had ours quite a few years now but from memory I think it was just over �1500. But that included taking away the stones which were down, doing everything that needed to be done flattening out etc before laying the artificial grass plus a skip. All done in a day. We did go for the best available.

First we had grass, which always died as the garden stayed so wet. Then we had small stones, but was never as pretty nor could you just walk out in bare feet etc.

Best thing we ever did. Get much more enjoyment and use from the garden now.

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	6 Feb 21, 06:24 PM ROBBOTOO Imagineer
ROBBOTOO Imagineer Join Date: Mar 08	We�ve had ours quite a few years now but from memory I think it was just over �1500. But that included taking away the stones which were down, doing everything that needed to be done flattening out etc before laying the artificial grass plus a skip. All done in a day. We did go for the best available. First we had grass, which always died as the garden stayed so wet. Then we had small stones, but was never as pretty nor could you just walk out in bare feet etc. Best thing we ever did. Get much more enjoyment and use from the garden now.