OK, I like your video because it’s got some great information unfortunately I don’t know nothing about this so this is what happened to me. I think they cut a few corners. I won’t lie but my backyard looks great. It’s uneven. You can see it until I might get them to come and fix that, it’s a 10 year warranty on my turf. And you’re right I think it was your number six or seven that it gets super hot. I could not tell you how scolded my feet were. I left my sandals out. They have a black base to slip them on. They were scorching hot stood on the turf for five seconds before I jumped in the pool to save my souls. … Soles more like it. Anyway, great video and now I’m working on perfecting backyard cleanup because we have a lot of wind and south Texas and a lot of leaves so I’m working on that part lol
Great Video, Thank you! I have a couple of questions. We have an unfinished fenced in back yard that is basically for our dogs. 1. Do you have to get rid of the rubber infill or can it stay in? 2. Do you know if the rubber infill gets into the dogs paws and would get tracked into the house? 3. Do you have a video of your installation? Thanks
One con of used turf that doesnt get mentioned is... even though all the turf comes from the same source, different panels are going to be worn and faded differently.(Sun and foot traffic) so when you butt up a less worn panel to a more faded panel, the turf will look like 2 completely different colors... for everybody saying "no way! No big deal"... professional installers are not able to use The exact same turf from the exact same manufacturer that is cut from a different dye lot, it just doesn't blend in.
it depends on the application. If it's not for sports, or going to be seeing a lot of heavy traffic, or its not crucial that you need it perfectly flat all the time then you don't really need it.
A 13' x 40' roll of grass had enough infill to fill a 2 yd.³ dumpster. It's a lot to handle logistically speaking. trying to transport the grass with the infill triples the weight. Bottom line the infill is heavy, messy and hard to handle unless you develop a container transport system. and we didn't want the infill granules getting into the pool. I hope that helps.
in addition, there are a lot of trees and weeds where we placed the grass and so it's been very convenient to flip the grass and shake it out once in a while. If it had a bunch of infill in it, it would be hard to do.
I live in Nigeria🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 love💗 from Nigeria 🇳🇬. How do i get a used secondhand artificial turf from America🇺🇸 online. What site can I get reliable and a budget size turf...
The biggest con is the weight!!! Biggest pro that you didn't mention I believe is you have instant grass look/makeover to your property with limited upkeep..
@@WorknDirt There is a company called Repurposed Materials in several states that has some rocking deals. Sometimes narrower widths of like 4-12 feet, but they are much easier to handle.
First couple years are great and it looks amazing. Then the reality of plastic glued to a net kicks in and this stuff gets in everything and everywhere. It imbeds in your socks and carpets. Gets stuck in shoes and the wind spreads it all over. Decide you want to take it out and you are left with plastic pieces all over the yard. This is a bad decision I am still paying for and cleaning up years later. My neighbors even got theirs brand new very expensive and high quality. They got about 5 years before it started to deteriorate.
@@WorknDirt Mine was from a sports field and was probably at least 5 years old. The neighbor got brand new commercial grade. they both continued to look good it was just the small pieces that got everywhere that made me nuts. of course when we moved to the lake house we had to deal with the box store crap that was 20 years old and that was way worse.
@@grandpaslakehouse-homestea6113 good to know! Right now a Lakehouse sounds awesome! I hope you're staying cool!!! We finished our pool and will be posting those vids soon!
OK, I like your video because it’s got some great information unfortunately I don’t know nothing about this so this is what happened to me. I think they cut a few corners. I won’t lie but my backyard looks great. It’s uneven. You can see it until I might get them to come and fix that, it’s a 10 year warranty on my turf. And you’re right I think it was your number six or seven that it gets super hot. I could not tell you how scolded my feet were. I left my sandals out. They have a black base to slip them on. They were scorching hot stood on the turf for five seconds before I jumped in the pool to save my souls. … Soles more like it. Anyway, great video and now I’m working on perfecting backyard cleanup because we have a lot of wind and south Texas and a lot of leaves so I’m working on that part lol
Great Video, Thank you! I have a couple of questions. We have an unfinished fenced in back yard that is basically for our dogs. 1. Do you have to get rid of the rubber infill or can it stay in? 2. Do you know if the rubber infill gets into the dogs paws and would get tracked into the house? 3. Do you have a video of your installation? Thanks
i don't think it would get tracked in but it is very heavy to work with. I dont think i have an installation vid unfortunately.
One con of used turf that doesnt get mentioned is... even though all the turf comes from the same source, different panels are going to be worn and faded differently.(Sun and foot traffic) so when you butt up a less worn panel to a more faded panel, the turf will look like 2 completely different colors... for everybody saying "no way! No big deal"... professional installers are not able to use The exact same turf from the exact same manufacturer that is cut from a different dye lot, it just doesn't blend in.
Since it is already so heavy duty with the infill in it. Do you still need to put a base under like crushed gravel?
it depends on the application. If it's not for sports, or going to be seeing a lot of heavy traffic, or its not crucial that you need it perfectly flat all the time then you don't really need it.
Cant you reuse the turf down with "infill"? it holds the turf down ..What am i missing? thanks
A 13' x 40' roll of grass had enough infill to fill a 2 yd.³ dumpster. It's a lot to handle logistically speaking. trying to transport the grass with the infill triples the weight. Bottom line the infill is heavy, messy and hard to handle unless you develop a container transport system. and we didn't want the infill granules getting into the pool. I hope that helps.
in addition, there are a lot of trees and weeds where we placed the grass and so it's been very convenient to flip the grass and shake it out once in a while. If it had a bunch of infill in it, it would be hard to do.
Thanks! I keep l seeing adds in the Facebook market and some says with infills| @@WorknDirt
I live in Nigeria🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 love💗 from Nigeria 🇳🇬. How do i get a used secondhand artificial turf from America🇺🇸 online. What site can I get reliable and a budget size turf...
I'm sorry i'm not sure how you would order/ship such a big item
The biggest con is the weight!!! Biggest pro that you didn't mention I believe is you have instant grass look/makeover to your property with limited upkeep..
oh yes instant gratification for sure👍(for the price of a sore back) thanks for watchin!
Hi dear , where I can buy your used artificial turf?
just search the classifieds on facebook market place and you will find local contractors..
@@WorknDirt There is a company called Repurposed Materials in several states that has some rocking deals. Sometimes narrower widths of like 4-12 feet, but they are much easier to handle.
nice video.
thank you!
I just got a whole football field grass for free. So let's see where I put it now hahaha
make sure you stretch lol heavy stuff!
First couple years are great and it looks amazing. Then the reality of plastic glued to a net kicks in and this stuff gets in everything and everywhere. It imbeds in your socks and carpets. Gets stuck in shoes and the wind spreads it all over. Decide you want to take it out and you are left with plastic pieces all over the yard. This is a bad decision I am still paying for and cleaning up years later. My neighbors even got theirs brand new very expensive and high quality. They got about 5 years before it started to deteriorate.
oh wow, im curious, was the type you used from a big box retailer or “used” from a sport field
@@WorknDirt Mine was from a sports field and was probably at least 5 years old. The neighbor got brand new commercial grade. they both continued to look good it was just the small pieces that got everywhere that made me nuts. of course when we moved to the lake house we had to deal with the box store crap that was 20 years old and that was way worse.
@@grandpaslakehouse-homestea6113 good to know! Right now a Lakehouse sounds awesome! I hope you're staying cool!!! We finished our pool and will be posting those vids soon!