Hi Peter, Thank you very much for your contribution to a vital conversation that we as a society must have, and actively encourage on an ongoing basis. The widespread outlawing of things that some non-qualified citizens think that harm our bodies and the environment is a slippery slope don't you think? Should cars that emit harmful gases be outlawed? Should non-filtered water be outlawed? Should we outlaw road markings for fear that its degradation will end up in our waterways? It's a slippery slope and with everything in life; there are trade-offs. Tuff Turf are contributing in reducing environmental impacts where we can; by making sure as much of the turf and related products remain out of landfill. We as a company are set to become the only Turf recycler in Australia with our new Turf recycling facility in regional Victoria. Recovered materials, including plastic, sand and rubber, will be reused in the installation of synthetic turf, and surplus materials will be sold back to the market. Thank you again for engaging in this important conversation Peter, I wish you well.

Why are you watching this video on how to install it then? Find a hobby bro

Hi Jen, two of our turfs that fit that description are our "Ready Turf" prepack here: tinyurl.com/2heyxsnh OR our Total Turf which is available per lineal metre tinyurl.com/p4bzehsd Please let me know if you'd like to know more.

Hi MrAshanz, thanks for the kind words :) To infill your turf surface you can use any fine, dried sand - we use a Kiln Dried sand to ensure it easily reaches the base of the fibres.

Thank you so much 😊 My tuff came amazing 😉

Putting Green

@@gfhdsfgjhk2108 Thanks for the suggestion!

@@TuffTurfAU Feel free to video the construction of the putting green in my backyard ;)

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Hi Wayne, a 20mm particle size is sufficient for the Crushed Rock. This forms the bulk of the base so you're right in wanting to get it right. We don't install any membranes or matting when we build a base. If your property is at the base of a hill and is prone to abnormal amounts of water sitting in the area, adding a weedmat between the substrate and the crushed rock and/or between the Crusher dust and the turf, you can. For most typical installations it will only add unnecessary cost.

We use a .300mm granule size

Thank you for your feedback! I agree that this should be routinely updated. The tape shown in the video has been superseded, and temperature is no longer a concern, as it is not bitumen-based.