Remove existing grass, soil, roots and unwanted material from the installation area. Excavate to the required depth and ensure the ground is level and properly prepared before installing the basecourse. Proper excavation provides a stable foundation for your artificial grass lawn.

Lay geotextile fabric over the prepared ground to create a separation layer between the soil and basecourse. Geofabric helps improve ground stability, supports drainage and helps prevent the underlying materials from mixing.

Spread and compact a suitable basecourse over the prepared area to create a firm, stable foundation for your artificial grass. A properly compacted base helps provide a level surface, improve drainage and reduce movement under the finished lawn.

Roll out the artificial grass carefully over the prepared base, ensuring the grass fibres face the same direction. Position and trim the turf around garden beds, paths and other edges to achieve a clean and natural-looking finish.

Secure the artificial grass firmly using suitable fixing pins around the perimeter and at key points across the installation. Correctly positioned pins help prevent the turf from shifting and keep the edges neat and secure.

The right tools help make artificial grass installation easier and achieve a clean, professional finish. Essential tools may include a utility knife, measuring tape, rubber mallet, stiff brush, turf cutter and other suitable installation equipment.