The document outlines the various layers necessary for artificial grass installation, detailing their purposes, pros, cons, and ideal uses. Key layers discussed include weed barriers, crushed aggregate/gravel, astro-cushion, granite dust, and sub-base, each contributing to the stability and longevity of the installation. It emphasizes the importance of proper planning and material selection based on site needs for achieving a successful artificial grass surface.

1. Layers in Artificial Grass
Installation

2. Understanding Layers in
Artificial Grass Installation
Purpose, Pros, Cons, and Ideal Use

3. Layer: Weed Barrier
Purpose: Prevent weed growth
Pros: Controls weed growth
Cons: Can degrade over time
Ideal Use: Underneath artificial
grass

4. Crushed Aggregate/Gravel
Purpose: Provide drainage and
stability
Pros: Allows for drainage
Cons: May shift over time
Ideal Use: Base layer for
artificial grass

5. Weed Membrane
Purpose: Suppress weed growth
Pros: Prevents weed penetration
Cons: Can be punctured
Ideal Use: Beneath crushed
aggregate/gravel
subheading

6. Ideal Use: Underneath
artificial grass
Astro-Cushion
Layer: Astro-Cushion
Purpose: Cushioning layer
Pros: Provides impact absorption
Cons: Requires maintenance

7. Granite Dust
Purpose: Fills in gaps
between stones
Pros: Improves stability
Cons: Dust can be messy
Ideal Use: Between
artificial grass panels

8. Sub-base
Purpose: Provides structural
support
Ideal Use: Beneath crushed
aggregate/gravel
Pros: Distributes load
Cons: Requires proper
compaction

9. Conclusion
Achieving the Perfect Artificial Grass Installation
Proper layering ensures stability, durability, and
aesthetics.
Key Points:
Select materials based on specific site needs
and long-term goals.
Call to Action: Plan your installation carefully for a
lasting, beautiful artificial grass surface!