What playground turf installation actually involves
A proper playground turf job is more than rolling out fake grass over dirt. The surface needs to be stripped back, shaped and prepared so it drains well, feels stable underfoot and stays neat around edges. That starts with removing existing grass, weeds or loose material, then building a compacted base that supports the turf properly. The artificial grass is then cut to suit the space, joined carefully and secured so it sits flat without obvious movement or lifted edges. Infill is added where needed to help the fibres stand up and improve the finished feel. The result is a synthetic lawn that handles regular foot traffic better than natural grass in high-use play zones. When it is installed well, it looks clean, feels even and gives you a surface that is easier to keep usable through the year.





