Artificial Grass Shade  

There are two fundamental parts to an Artificial Lawn. These are the grass blades, and the coloured material that imitates the dying blades of grass that occur in real grass (known as 'the thatch'). With new technical advances in grass yarns, it is becoming almost impossible to tell the difference from the real thing to our artificial counterpart.

At Flooring Direct, we have a huge selection of grass colour combinations to choose from. From vibrant green, to a more natural combination of light and dark green blades, incorporating a caramel brown thatch. We even offer brightly coloured pink, yellow and purple grass, which is ideal for children’s play areas and exhibitions. 

So, why not take a look at our range for yourself and discover your dream #flooringdirectfit today.

Whatever shade you prefer- we always recommend ordering a free sample to double check before you purchase.

Artificial Grass Pile Height   

The pile height that you choose for your artificial lawn has an impact on both its appearance and performance. It can affect three key areas: resilience, feel and aesthetics. It depends on its intended use as to what pile height to go for.

Longer pile grasses will give a lush, luxurious look of which imitates a natural lawn. On the other hand, shorter pile grasses can look neater, like a freshly mown lawn. Plus, they are more suitable for children and pets.

So, whether you are after an Artificial Grass with a pile height of 7mm or a more premium 40mm, we will have the perfect pile height for you.

Whatever height you prefer- we always recommend ordering a free sample to check before you purchase.

Artificial Grass Density  

Advances in recent years have seen the popularity of artificial grass grow rapidly. Predominantly, this is due to the natural look and low maintenance. However, not all Artificial Grasses are the same density. The pile density has a significant bearing on the resilience and durability of an artificial lawn.

The denser the pile the more durable the grass is likely to be. Good quality grass should be weighty, and the pile should be dense. In Europe, pile density is typically measured in stitches per square metre. For example, a good quality grass should have around 16,000 plus stitches per m².

For more information or inspiration check out our wide array of Artificial Grass on offer. We promise you will not be disappointed!

Whatever your preference- we always recommend ordering a free sample to check the density before you purchase.