Beat the heat with HeatBlock™ Technology.

Scientifically proven HeatBlock™ Technology lowers rising temperatures by reflecting sunlight thus reducing heat build-up and emissivity. Heat build-up occurs in most materials when thermal energy from the sun’s rays hit the surface of an object. In the same way dark clothing absorbs more heat than light clothing, artificial grass can also hold in heat making it uncomfortable when it is hot outside.

Therefore, HeatBlock™ Technology incorporates infrared reflective pigments that help dissipate heat build-up and becomes up to 20% cooler than similar artificial grass products.

For a difference you can see…

HeatBlock™ Technology also adds a finish to each grass fibre that has less ‘shine’, is softer to touch and less abrasive than other artificial grasses for a more realistic look.

HOW TO CALCULATE:

GRASS QUANTITY

1. Australian Industry Standard Roll Widths are 3.71 mts wide and sold by the lineal metre.
2. If the area you intend to cover is wider than 3.71 mts, then you will need to join the grass.
3. Remember, two or more rolls laid side by side MUST be laid in the same pile direction – and this will determine how much grass you need. This will generally be more than the m2 of the area as there will be wastage. Draw a diagram of the area to be covered (preferable to scale) and the quantity of grass can be easily calculated
4. Assume you are covering an area of 7mts wide x 8mts long = 56m2
5. Divide the total width of the area by 3.71mts to give you the number of runs. Example: 7mts ÷ 3.7 = 1.9 runs (round up to 2 runs of 3.7mts).
6. Take the length of your area and multiply the number of runs. Eg: 8mts x 2 runs = 16 lin.mts. (x 3.7m = 58.56m2)

INFILL CALCULATION

1. Check manufacturer guidelines. EG; for Pro Lawn 25mm manufacturer recommends 5-7 kgs/psm of Silica Sand (kilm dried) per m2,
2. Example: 56m2 x 7 = 392 kg of sand/25kg bags of sand = 16 bags.

CRUSHED ROCK BASE 

1. Take the total m2 of the area to be prepared and multiply by depth of base material (in this instance 100mm = .1)
2. Ensure the root system has been entirely removed.
3. Example: 56m2 x .1 = approximately 5.5 cubic mts. of base material.
4. 80% of the total amount of base should be approximately 4.5 cubic mts of 20mm grade 3 rock. 
5. Spread the base evenly,
6. Set your levels for optimum flow to a drainage point or garden bed
7. Screed your base and lightly compact.
8. Then 10-20% of the base should 5mm FCR (fine crushed rock), 20% of 5.5 cubic mtrs is  approximately 1.1 cubic spread,
9. Level off and screed your base.  Heavily compact, wet down.
10. The end result should look like freshly poured concrete.  No protruding stones!!

DIY Brochure:

Click here to download the Grass Solutions DIY Installation & Maintenance Instructions brochure.