If you’re laying artificial grass over a natural lawn, then we’ve got you covered in our other guide on how to lay artificial grass, but you might be wondering can you put artificial grass on concrete too? It’s a really popular way to liven up an old patio or concrete surface and luckily, laying artificial grass on concrete is incredibly simple to do. This process also works with wooden surfaces like decking, as long as the gaps between the boards are small.
Yes, you can lay artificial grass on top of concrete! It’s a really popular way to liven up an old patio or concrete surface and, even better, laying artificial grass on concrete is incredibly simple to do. This process also works with wooden surfaces like decking, as long as the gaps between the boards are small.
Yes, you can lay artificial grass on top of stones and gravel, provided the drainage is good and you can attach your artificial grass securely so that it doesn’t move around – you can actually lay your artificial grass right on top of the gravel with a layer of smoothed sand between to provide an even base layer for your grass turf.