I am having a hard time to decide on what kind of turf per face weight, all the information I have seen on artificial grass face weight in regard to the turf's appearance and functionalities are not as helpful. I guess to just ask a simple question, what the face weight for real natural grass?
 | Dec 19, 2019 1:22 AM |
It is a very question. Most of the real natural grass' face weight is right about 60 oz., hopefully this can help you to make up your mind: All of Global Syn-Turf's products ranging from 50 oz to 90 oz. resembles the natural grass look very well, one advantage of having higher face weight is that the grass will standing up better and technically last longer.
| Kim Morris I have the 94 oz product and I am very happy with it. |
 | Andy Rosenberg - Customer Service The two key factors determine the face weight are the pile height and stitches. |
| Thomas Garcia I got 70 oz turf in my yard: realistic! |
| Joe Wilson I compared their 50 oz turf with 60 or 70 oz, to me, they are close enough for normal people to tell the difference. |
 | San Dee Ross - Customer Service Between 60 and 70 oz |
| James Jones I think the general rule is the lighter the face weight, the cheaper and the heavier turf will cost more. |
 | Brian Lanson - Good deals hunter I have S Blade-90. It looks very real. Ask my neighbors. |
| Mason Teelaka Now I see. |
| Noah Crowe Really good to know this! |