I want to install artificial grass for my grandkids to play on it. However, I'm worried that it would still feel hard if I install it on our pavement.
 | Jan 18, 2020 6:14 AM |
Not really, You can always choose more dense artificial grass if you would like to feel less solid: with the blades and curled thatch, most of our products won’t give you too solid of the feel.
I will suggest you to get some samples and lay them on the surface and get a feel of them before making your final decision. If by any chance you can’t find any turf that meets your satisfaction, I will recommend you to use shock pad or lawn pad underneath the grass which will provide different levels of cushions make the feel much better. To find the details on such shock pad or lawn pad products, please visit the following links, and keep in mind that the thicker the pads, the more of cushions:
 | Michael Farrar I am using it on concrete, it is easy to clean, and water is easy to infiltrate. |
 | Altha Welz You may also want to consider the thickness of the turf |
 | Clifford Bossier I would love to receive a sample! |
 | Sachiko Postma That's a good suggestion. Getting samples are the best way to check if the cushion satisfies you. |
 | Jan 19, 2020 5:24 AM |
Well from what I have experienced, our artificial turf never had so-called hard feelings even being installed on solid surfaces such as concrete.