Artificial Lawns

Comment by Stuart Marler on May 6, 2009 at 8:42pm

Any one know where to get samples of Arti grass?

Stuart
TVG LAndscaping

Comment by niall gibb on May 6, 2009 at 8:49pm

i use Rigby Taylor and the sales rep gave me samples

Comment by Graeme @ BGS on May 7, 2009 at 7:03am

Stuart,

Use the two web sites and request samples on-line. Suggest requesting "large samples" as this would give you a better visual effect.

Comment by ben garratt on May 7, 2009 at 3:14pm

Hi Everyone-I work for a family run company based in Barnes SW13 which supplies and fits artificial grass. We are working with a number of landscape gardeners who are now offering our artificial grass as a solution to their clients when real grass doesn't work eg north facing garden, too much shade from overhanging trees, too wet, kid's wearing out regular grass etc. This could become an additional revenue stream for you as we offer a 15% commision on the net value of the job invoice.

Please check out our website www.easigrass.com

Or email me ben@easigrass.com if you require samples, price lists etc.

Thank you
Ben

Comment by Donny Bryan on July 7, 2009 at 11:01am

Hi Guys, I'd never really considered artificial grass and to be honest hadn't heard of anyone using it in outdoor garden settings so I'm interested in your experiences, particularly who your typical customers are. Has anyone been commissioned to lay artificial grass for a school playing field? Thanks!

Comment by Graeme @ BGS on July 7, 2009 at 11:19am

WOuldn't say I have a typical client. My range from 50 - 90 M2 and they all have their own reasons for wanting ag.

Latest two are to cover a decking aroound his swimming pool and the other which is a nearly new build but clay soil and wanting a more all year round play surface for their young child.

I would always push for the real thing but if the client doesn't want the hassle or the aree is a particular problem for turf then AG is idea.

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