 | Dec 14, 2019 4:16 AM |
Areas that have been "matting down/twisting" are not manufacturing related. Such "matting down/twisting" issue shall be caused by usage, traffic or other unknown external forces. Most of our artificial grass products are with engineered blades which provide excellent resiliency. However, like any PE products, the enhanced can absolutely prolong the time frame of fibers "standing up", but depends on usage and traffic, certain areas will lay down sooner than less used and lighter traffic areas. It is always a good idea to rake or brush up the laying down areas when you start seeing it so the fibers won't build up their "memories" for laying down. Sometimes, adding more infills will help as well.
| Sarah Cruz Law of physics |
| Lisa Harris I would think it is rather normal, when I walk on the turf, I leave footprint, and it goes back shortly after. But if the traffic is consistent, I doubt the turf will get back up easily. |
| Nancy Thompson I don't have much going on with my turf, they have been looking good. |
| Paul Moore I got the U Blade turf, it stands up really well. |
| Chris Davis Law of physics, I wouldn't even believe it if people tell me the artificial turf fibers can always standup perfectly all the time, just a matter of time. |
 | San Dee Ross - Customer Service Don't let the matted area stay down for long, as all artificial grass has a "memory", and they tends to remember being lay down and stay down. All Turf is made of PE and PP, type of plastic which have "memories". |
 | Weston Olson - Customer Service Constant dog movement on certain areas can cause turf laying down unevenly as well, |
| Adam Capel Good to know. |
| Jose Hernandez Brushing works for me! |
 | Global Syn-Turf Thanks for the answer! |
 | Jan 10, 2020 1:08 PM |
Most of the laying down cases are due to too much and irregular traffics or heavy items....