PolyTurf artificial grass is made in the U.S.A. using the latest available, top-of-the-line manufacturing equipment and technology. PolyTurf prides itself on offering top quality products at an affordable price point for various applications. Our environmentally friendly productsare lead-free, LEED eligible, safe, anti-microbial, durable, rapid draining, and non-infill. Many PolyTurf products contain recycled contentand are 100% recyclable at the end of their useful life.
PolyTurf synthetic grass is made from high grade polyethylene fiber with a special mixture of polymers and a mono-fiber which has made our turf unsurpassed for resilience, durability, and appearance. Our non-infill products have a crimp yarn thatch zone which provides fullness and helps the fibers stand upright without the need for rubber infill. PolyTurf uses exclusively the highest quality components which do not contain any toxic chemical binders or lead content.
Our line of artificial turf products have been developed market specific for regional landscapes throughout the US and come in a variety of yarn colors, tones, heights, and densities to suit any custom application.
PolyTurf comes in 15 foot wide rolls similar to carpet and can be cut to any desired length. Three backing options are generally available: A standard, polyurethane backing with drainage holes every 4”, our EnviroFlow rapid draining backing, and our BioCel soy-based backing. For more detailed information, please visit our Tech Center.
Our wholesale artificial grass products are available for shipping throughout the United States. Please contact usand we will be happy to assist you.
FAQs
Q: Are PolyTurf products safe for children and pets? Absolutely. PolyTurf artificial grass products are lead free, non-toxic, non-flammable, and do not require the use of rubber infill.
What is the life expectancy of synthetic turf? ›
A perk of artificial turf is its longevity. With average use and maintenance, you can expect to enjoy your synthetic grass for at least 20 years, a worthwhile investment that essentially pays for itself in half that time.
What is the difference between artificial turf and synthetic turf? ›
Artificial or synthetic turf: Artificial or synthetic turf is a surface of synthetic fibres made to look like natural grass. Both artificial and synthetic turf as a search term essentially mean the same thing and can be used interchangeably.
What is the downside of artificial grass? ›
Common Disadvantages of Artificial Grass
Real grass lawns stay “cool”, while artificial grass can absorb heat and gets hotter in the summer months; unless the proper cooling infill is used, such as PureZEO Pro Artificial Turf Infill from Bella Turf.
Does artificial turf release toxins? ›
Some chemicals in the crumb rubber base of synthetic turf, such as bisphenol A, commonly known as BPA, can leach out during extreme heat. These chemicals have been linked to various chronic diseases including cancers, diabetes and neurological impairments.
Is synthetic turf bad for your health? ›
Synthetic turf fields have been shown to contain the following chemicals which pose a risk to human health: Benzene: known human carcinogen. Arsenic: known human carcinogen.
Does artificial turf get moldy? ›
Improper Installation of Artificial Grass
Improper drainage is the main cause of virtually all mold or mildew you'll experience with synthetic grass, and unfortunately, this problem can begin as early as the initial installation.
How long does artificial turf last in the sun? ›
Artificial grass of high quality will withstand the heat from the sun for years. They are designed for outdoor use and to be resistant to harsh weather conditions, including intense sunlight, heavy rain, and even snow.
How often should you clean artificial turf? ›
Weekly: Tending to your artificial grass weekly is basic turf maintenance. This requires using a leaf blower or plastic rake to remove any leaves. Then you can use your desired artificial grass cleaning solution on any areas of concern, and lightly hose off the grass fibers to rinse and remove dust or debris.
What should you not do with artificial turf? ›
What to Avoid When Maintaining Your Artificial Grass
- Avoid Installing Artificial Lawn On Top of Natural Grass. ...
- Never Use Pesticides. ...
- Never Use a BBQ or Cigarettes (on Artificial Grass) ...
- Don't Park Your Car Here! ...
- Avoid Chewing Gum. ...
- Say No to Sharp-Edged Furniture. ...
- Watch Out for Reflected Sunlight.
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What is the best type of fake turf? ›
Polyethylene – The most popular type of artificial grass yarn, as it is generally the most durable and looks the most like real grass due to its robust, stiff blades. Usually, it can withstand heavy traffic, making a great ground cover for sports facilities and playgrounds.
How hot does artificial turf get in the summer? ›
SYNTHETIC TURF IS 40-70 DEGREES HOTTER THAN SURROUNDING AIR TEMPERATURES ON WARM SUNNY DAYS. On clear warm days, synthetic turf fields get superheated to temperatures from 120 to 180 degrees F. Playing on synthetic turf can melt shoes, blister hands and feet, and induce dehydration and heatstroke.
Does artificial grass cause drainage problems? ›
All good quality artificial grass should allow water to drain if correctly installed. But cheaper grass, poor installation procedures, the wrong base layer, clay-based soils, a concrete base or other issues can create severe drainage challenges.
Does fake grass get hot in the sun? ›
When the summer heat is on, artificial grass will heat up more than natural grass and maintain a higher temperature. As with decking or patios exposed to direct sunlight, fake turf temperature can rise quickly and will not have the natural cooling effect we may be used to from a real grass lawn.
What is the least toxic artificial grass? ›
PolyTurf Artificial Grass is lead-free, non-toxic, and made in the USA.
What is the safest astro turf? ›
SYNLawn's plant-based artificial grass is the safest, cleanest, and 'greenest' turf on Earth.
Is polyethylene artificial turf safe? ›
Older turf fields made from nylon or nylon/polyethylene blend fibers may contain levels of lead that pose a potential public health concern. Tests of artificial turf fields made with only polyethylene fibers showed that these fields contained very low levels of lead.
Do all artificial turf have PFAS? ›
Are PFAS in Artificial Grass? There are several articles discussing PFAS in turf, claiming PFAS are found in all synthetic turf. This is incorrect. Crumb rubber infill, sometimes used to weigh turf down and help the blades stand upright, contains unhealthy chemicals.
