That ponytail is the real hero in this video

Didn’t know it was this much work glad I watched the video first 😂

Very informative just had no idea it would take so many steps but that's why it looks good because it's done the right way. thanks

They liked this video so much they played it twice.

Thanks a lot for the help! I have a small project coming up and this will get me in the right direction.

Good and best idea for me to do my artificial grass garden. Many thanks.🤩🤩🤩

thank you so much for your video, super understandable and to the point, awesome

Good instructional video. Well explained, in clear language. PS: Always thought the weed barrier goes under the sub-base, not on top.

Best video I found. Thanks

Great job

Beautiful work!

Very Helpful! Was able to install my grass myself, looks great. Thanks for making this

Good video, watched it twice

Thank you, will try

This was great

Great video I will copy that Thank you

I would dig a small trench around the border and put some battens in, 4x2 or even 3x2. Wackaplate your ground down nice and firm then do a final skim over to level off make sure it's nice and firm & level... THEN put your membrane down & turf it and nail your turf into the battens. The battens will hold the nails better and because you walk plated the ground down, you don't have to worry about high/low spots in your turf after a year when the rains come in. This looked like a good DIY for a quick job where you won't see much activity on the grass - but if it's going in the back yard where kids will kick a ball... definitely need to compact that ground!

I had deja vu while watching this

Nice work

Excellent video, thank you.

You got a 10 from len 👍

Prob a good idea to spread the blades while nailing. Also it seemed like you were nailing to deep down leaving indents. should always kick out turf first to avoid wrinkles.

Thank you for the instructions. Roundup is very bad for people and animals! 😮 Use vinegar.

How is it going to drain if the anti weed immediately underneath ,?

Could you repeat that, I missed it the second time 🤣🤣

I just an artificial grass and just throw. At the backyard. It looks nice even I don’t ba e to do this. It’s a lot of work.

Can we use weed fabric and turb over the pebble base?

Is laying sand on top essential?

What if the area is not flat. My yard has a small hill in the middle

Just need some advice my garden is full of stones and want to put artificial grass down how would I prep please x

I was planning to put the garden fabric under the gravel and put the artificial turf on top of the gravel. Reason is that I don't want the gravel and underlying soil to mix when it gets too wet. What are the pros/cons?

Excellent video. One question: how low should be the bottom of the artificial turf compared to the deck? I mean, if it's the same level, the grass leaves would be about 3cm above the deck and I think it would hold dust and everything else that comes from the deck. But if it's about 3cm lower, people could stumb on the deck. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

I inherited a property with a small sloped garden with artificial grass. The grass is sloped and at the bottom stops against a sleeper along with the rainwater. How can I diy this plz buddy ?

I wanted to do this at my lake house. We’re away for weeks at a time sometimes because it’s not my primary residence. The yard is on a slope surrounded by heavy woods. It’s been hard to grow real grass and this past weekend I almost stepped on a snake. So a few months ago I inquired and the yard is tiny and the contractor wanted $28,000 for the job. Insanely over priced. DIY scares me a bit because if I screw it up it’s a massive loss. Any ideas?

good pony tail, remind me of hulk Kogan. 😁

Funny all the rest of the videos I watched said to spray the dirt with weed killer then lay the weed fabric on top of the dirt after compacting it then put the decomposed crushed granite on top of the fabric & compact that???

How’s it keeping up? I have a house being built West of Laveen and can’t decide between artificial grass or the real thing. I’m worried that the turf won’t keep up or get too hot with the sun.

Great video...thanks! Is this turf also good for dogs to go potty on?

List: weed barrier / fabric; silica sand, shears,

Shocking install 😂😂

Using six inch nails to hold down membrane?

Well done come do my yard

I have hard clay dirt in my area. Can i skip putting a base layer?

I’m confused as to why you would recommend spraying a toxic chemical like roundup, remove 2-3 inches only to lay down a weed barrier. Seems a little counterintuitive

What about water its looks like no access for water

What was the total sq feet of this install? And how much would something like this cost me?

I don’t see it in writing, can you send me what you used?

Roundup NOT an option. It is outlawed in every other country for a good reason.

Barish me kharab toh nhi hogi

Doesn't sand attract ants???? Is it a must?

Please provide all items needed?

Where are you located?😁

Where can you buy the tuff at?

What kind of cost can I expect to pay including labor for the install outlined in this video?

How to put the sand down without that roller thing? Can I just sprinkle it on the grass? hahaha

1 mamprane, then cravel.

"DIY" I saw about 10 people in this video. It should be called "DIT" Do It Team! What in the clickbait did I just watch?

For what do you put son???

Looks easy when you have up to six workers laying it down. So what you are actually saying is its not a DIY. Just get professional team in to do it then its very easy.

What type of artificial grass did you use?

So, yes it can be DIY. This many folks working on it, is not DIY. Looks good though. Nice job, just a false title

If you throw whisky over your real lawn you cut the mowing 50%, because it will come up half cut 😉

For being professional, this was horrible. I feel sorry for potential customers not knowing how it’s done, thinking that this is good. The method of compaction here was garbage.

Nope.. I'm just going to throw it over the existing grass lol.. I have a tiny area I want to put turf.

Mickey mouse

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💯 wrong. You definitely can put artificial turf rover concrete, it’s done every single day.

Ugh...still looks too much like cheap outdoor carpeting.

I done my first artificial grass lay for a friend this week 3 inches of type one and 1 inch of granite dust but when I laid the grass I was told to lay it like a carpet using a carpet stretcher glad I did because it will shrink and expand with temperature highs and lows. This guy hasn't explained this so he doesn't actually know how to lay artificial grass to a professional level.

GET A HAIRCUT JESUS! And keep making easy to understand videos for Ogre’s like myself.

It will never ever look natural.

Artificial grass horrible stuff

How to make the install look fake. Why is it that every installer fails to understand that real grass has a mow edge to it. So in failing to have any appreciable raised grass edge above the sidewalk or other concrete surface, it looks fake for the simple reason that real grass doesn’t grow at or below the concrete walkway, sidewalk, etc. And then there is “lets make the surface as flat as a billiard table...yeah..that will make the yard look natural, LOL. 90% of installers are blind to these tell tale signs of a fake grass install....I have absolutely no idea why. You want a natural looking install? Install Bend a Board almost level with the concrete surface, then staple the turf to it to give your turf the highest possible profile. And for god’s sake, crown the grade....and don’t cut straight seams. One last point: buying the high priced, really heavy weight dense turf is what creates a far more “carpet” like look then less expensive, lighter weight and less dense turf. Finally, avoid the high priced, dense green turf that’s three shades lighter than every lawn on the block. I wish turf manufactures would offer more of the lighter colored, less perfect, and arguably more realistic looking grass. Its that darker looking grass that just adds to the bad rep artificial turf suffers from.

Prob a good idea to spread the blades while nailing. Also it seemed like you were nailing to deep down leaving indents. should always kick out turf first to avoid wrinkles.