Tips and tricks for laying artificial lawns

1. After the artificial turf arrives, do not rush to cut it. Spread out all the turf and let it air for at least 24 hours to fully release the stress generated during the production and transportation of the artificial turf, and make the turf adapt to the new environment's thermal expansion and contraction to avoid excessive joints after paving.
2. When cutting artificial lawns, do not pursue a single cut. It is best to cut a bit larger and then align and trim the edges bit by bit, in case the gap becomes too large after cutting smaller. Slow work leads to meticulous work.
3. When cutting artificial turf, flipping it up and cutting from the back will be easier.
4. When brushing the glue, be careful not to apply the glue to the grass thread, otherwise the seams will be more obvious.
5. There is no need to brush adhesive between the joint strip and the cement floor, which saves glue. At the same time, the suspended state of the lawn is conducive to drainage and releasing the displacement caused by thermal expansion and contraction during use.
6. When cutting, it is necessary to ensure that the direction of the grass fibers on the entire site is consistent, otherwise there will be significant color differences.