Are you getting ready to make updates to your school’s playground this summer? Consider adding play mounds with tunnels to add dimension and activities for children! There are many ways you can incorporate play mounds and enjoy their benefits in playgrounds. What is a Play Mound? A play mound is a small hill constructed of…
Making sure your lawn is as lush and green as possible can be a challenge between time and cost of maintenance. If you don’t want to spend every weekend working on mowing, fertilizing and watering your grass, having artificial turf installed can reduce your maintenance needs while providing your lawn with the appearance of healthy,…
The temperatures are up and the sky is clearing up, which means spring sports season is right around the corner! Before your players start practicing and the games start to pile up, you should make sure your synthetic grass field is properly maintained in order to keep it safe for your athletes and anyone who…
A school, park or backyard playground is a rough-and-tumble place, with bumps and trips happening every day. Playgrounds have changed in design in recent years to make them structurally safer, preventing wood from rotting or chipping. The material used below the playground has changed, too: where some facilities once laid down gravel, torn grass or…
Artificial turf is often chosen by homeowners and commercial groundskeepers for its durability and low maintenance throughout the year, allowing for the same, consistent shade of green on your lawn no matter what the weather. Your synthetic grass will not require a ton of maintenance to look its best come spring, but you should take…
Synthetic turf technology has come a long way since artificial grass was first introduced as a lower-maintenance alternative back in the 1960s. Manufacturers have been able to produce artificial turfs that last longer and better mimic the impact of real grass. It’s important to keep in mind that, like any athletic equipment, synthetic turfs require…
With fall athletics starting up, your players will be back on the field, practicing for the first time since spring. If you are practicing a rough-and-tumble sport like football or rugby or something with potential collisions like soccer or field hockey, falls are all but guaranteed. Your synthetic turf field contains a shock absorbency layer…
Synthetic grass requires much less maintenance than fresh grass, but it still requires some upkeep and inspecting as the summer wears on. In order to keep your grass looking its best, you’ll want to check the following things and make adjustments accordingly. Debris Debris will affect your ability to play on your field, as it…
Keeping up with your turf upkeep is important, as it can affect its playability and quality. Over time, your infill may be moved around due to people tracking it from place to place to rain causing displacement. When the infill moves around, your grass will appear misshapen and downtrodden, giving in to the pressure of…
Your dog needs to run, and what better place to let them loose than the local dog park? An enclosed space allows you to watch your pet as he gets some much-needed exercise without the risk of escaping. However, there are certain risks to letting your dog run on natural grass: sticks and rocks with…