Where Artificial Grass Works

Gardens & Lawns

A green, usable lawn all year — no mud, no mowing, no bare patches.

Pet Areas

Hard-wearing and easy to rinse down, so paws stay clean and the lawn stays intact.

Play Areas

A soft, even surface with no stones or mud, ready to use in any weather.

Putting Greens

Short-pile grass for practice greens and garden putting strips.

Why Choose Artificial Grass?

No mowing or watering

No mower, no strimmer, no watering, no seasonal treatments.

Built for the NI climate

Fast-draining backing that copes with the wet weather we actually get.

Stays green year-round

UV-stable fibres hold their colour through sun, frost and rain.

Safe for pets and children

Non-toxic, soft underfoot and free from stones, mud and lawn chemicals.

Artificial Grass We've Supplied

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does artificial grass cost?

Our artificial grass starts from £8 per m². The final cost depends on the size of your area and the range you choose. Our teams in Belfast, Lisburn and Lurgan will help you work out quantities and find something that suits your budget, with no obligation.

Will artificial grass look natural?

Modern artificial grass has moved on a long way. Premium ranges use varied blade lengths, mixed colour tones and a soft texture that reads convincingly as real grass. It's still worth seeing and feeling samples before you commit — free samples are available in all three showrooms.

Is artificial grass suitable for Northern Ireland's weather?

Yes, and it's one of the strongest arguments for it. A perforated backing over a properly prepared sub-base drains quickly, so you don't get standing water or the bare, muddy patches a real lawn develops over a wet winter. UV-stable fibres mean it doesn't fade in summer either.

How long does artificial grass last?

A quality installation typically lasts 10–15 years with normal use and basic upkeep. UV-stable fibres prevent fading, and the surface handles everyday wear from children, pets and foot traffic across all seasons.

Is artificial grass safe for pets and children?

Yes. It's non-toxic, soft underfoot and free from the stones, mud and lawn chemicals that come with a natural lawn. For pet owners it's easy to rinse down, won't discolour from pet mess and keeps muddy paws outside.

How is artificial grass installed — and can I do it myself?

It's laid over a compacted sub-base of crushed aggregate or sharp sand, cut to size, secured at the edges and brushed upright, with joining tape where two pieces meet. It's one of the more achievable DIY garden projects, but the finished result comes down almost entirely to the groundwork. If you'd rather not tackle it, we can recommend trusted independent fitters across Northern Ireland — just ask in store.

How do you clean and maintain artificial grass?

Brush regularly with a stiff broom to keep the blades upright and clear leaves and debris. Hose it down occasionally, and use mild soapy water on stubborn marks. Pet owners should rinse promptly and can use a diluted pet-safe disinfectant. No mowing, no feeding, no seasonal treatments.