Laying Artificial Grass On Concrete. You will also need to make sure that there is adequate drainage close by to handle excess rain and water. You can either install your artificial grass directly on top of the concrete or you can first install a sub-layer that will provide a cushioning effect.
It will last 10 years plus if installed correctly. Installing Artificial Grass on Concrete. Depending on the concrete the holes must not be too big approximately 16mm in diameter should be adequate.
The concrete will keep it from absorbing the water it needs to survive.
You need to cut pieces side by side and if you have joints trim 3 stitches from the edge to make the joints invisible. For example a concrete pool deck can be slippery but covering it with synthetic turf can provide a more attractive safer surface around your pool. Laying Artificial Grass on Uneven Concrete. Roll out foam underlay and glue down wait until the concrete is dry before installing and start from one end and work your way to the other making sure that the foam is laid.