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Of course, its very rare that your lawn will be as straightforward to measure as the above example. With more of the ground covered by using 5m wide fake grass, this usually means that less joins are required. So, assuming you are laying your artificial grass down the length of your lawn, measure again across the widest point and mark where each join will be by measuring in either 4m or 2m from one edge, depending on the size of the rolls you’ll be using on your project. Secondly, when measuring your lawn you’ll need to remember that if you need to use more than one roll of artificial grass, both pieces will need to be facing in the same direction to form an invisible join.

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After you have measured your lawn and calculated how long your rolls need to be, you’ll need to add an additional 100mm of grass at each end to allow for cutting and measuring errors. Their work is regularly vetted and they will be able to handle everything from start to finish, leaving you to relax and enjoy the many benefits having an artificial lawn brings.Therefore, you’d save a significant amount of money by extending or creating a plant bed along one edge, to reduce one of the measurements to 4m. That way you’d need just one 4m wide roll, 4.2m long. All in all, the width of your artificial grass is dependent on your garden's shape and size, and standard widths are there to cater for all of these. If you’ll need more than one piece of grass to cover your lawn, mark exactly where the join will lie and then measure across the widest or down the longest part of your lawn – depending on whether the grass is being laid from left to right or up and down your garden – for both rolls of grass.

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Any more than that and you’d need a third helper or a carpet barrow to lift your grass into position. Alternatively, you might be better off laying your grass across your lawn rather than up and down it, or vice versa, to enable the use of smaller, lighter rolls. But as long as you take into consideration everything in this article, you shouldn’t have any problems and your artificial grass project should run without any hiccups. Remember, our 4m and 2m wide rolls are in actual fact 4.1m and 2.05m, which allows for trimming 3 stitches off the artificial grass to form an invisible join. To help you avoid the pitfalls and calculate exactly how much artificial grass you’ll need to complete your project, we’ll walk you through the process step by step, showing you a basic example along the way.With larger gardens, it’s important to remember that for an easier installation and less wastage, the 5m artificial grass would be most suitable. Smaller gardens may benefit from 2m or 4m widths with joins. Gardens come in all shapes and sizes. This is often an aspect of our homes we take pride in, especially when those summer months come. Making your garden look the part helps in basking in the ambience of that summer sun. Our artificial grass comes in standard widths of: 2m, 4m and 5m. These widths cater for all sized landscapes, with the 5m width ensuring larger sized gardens require less joins, making for less wastage. We’ll cover more of this in the next section of the blog. As you can see, in this instance our measurement is 6m. So, if we were to lay our grass running down the garden, we would need 2 rolls of artificial grass, one at 4m and another at 2m. So, you have finally managed to choose the best artificial grass for your garden, and now you need to measure your lawn to see how much you will need.

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You don’t need to allow any additional for the width as our 4m and 2m wide rolls are in actual fact 4.1m and 2.05m, which allows for trimming 3 stitches off the artificial grass to form an invisible join. The process of joining consists of joining together your rolls of artificial grass with joining tape and adhesive , and can be done DIY yourself with the help of our step by step guide , if you’re confident in your DIY skills. We recommend that Mark buys 2 x (5m x 4m) wide lengths of artificial grass to cover his garden, as this will not only require less joins, but less wastage too. If Mark was to buy 5 x (2m x 4m), this would mean 4 joins were needed. If he bought 3 x (4m x 4m) he would have 2m x 4m of excess wastage.

Of course, it depends on the weight of the artificial grass, but as a general rule, the most two men can lift together is about 30m 2 of grass on one roll. With this example, wastage is inevitable. However, the wastage can be put to good use to fill in a small area of the lawn. When attempting to use wastage it’s vital to remember tip #5 from above. The pile direction of the offcut will need to face in the same direction as the rest of the artificial grass, which in this example, it does. It’s very important to read these tips before attempting to measure your lawn. They will save you time in the long run and ensure that the process is as stress-free as possible.