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If you live in a flat or an apartment, then you may consider getting synthetic grass for your balcony. For people living in apartments, the balcony is the best place to enjoy some fresh air and sunshine within a few feet of the home. Apart from adding some colourful artificial pot plants to the balcony adding an artificial grass flooring can really brighten up what would otherwise be a potentially drab area.

In general, we find that installing synthetic grass on balconies is a fairly straightforward task. Most of our customers do this as a DIY task however if you think that it’s hard or no time to do it then we here to do that for you. Please call us for free measure and quote or fill the inquiry form and one of our friendly customer service team members will be in touch. Most of balcony floors are either concreate or tiles and have relatively flat surface with proper drainage. Some tips for you to check prior to installing Synthetic grass in Brisbane on your balcony

How To Lay Fake Grass On Concrete Surface

Follow the correct instructions to lay synthetic grass in Sydney on a concrete surface. Laying synthetic grass onto a concrete surface is not hard at all. You place the grass piece then cut the edges using a Stanley knife. You can secure it by gluing to the concrete or place some heavy items such as plant pots on it if you don’t want glue on the concrete. It is important to lay grass on a levelled surface and concrete or paving areas are ideal base for it.

Make sure there are no uneven sections or places with gaps. Anything larger than about half an inch risks causing sagging as the synthetic grass is laid across it, particularly over time under footfall. If there are any gaps then use some cement or a filler to close them to avoid any further issues.

Prior to lay synthetic grass on the concreate you have to make sure the surface is clean and free of dust.

If you decided to gluing to the concrete surface, remember to leave drainage gaps every 15cm or so around the perimeter. Because concrete and paving is less or no porous, and rainwater has to have somewhere to run through glue around the full perimeter will prevent that.

If you haven’t lay the concreate yet then, remember to apply an ever so slight slope to the area to allow water to drain. Remember the point above, leave the drainage gaps in the glue on the correct side.

If you have further questions regarding laying synthetic grass in Brisbane onto concrete surface or any application, then don’t hesitate to chat with us online or contact our experts who will be delighted to help you out!

It is recommended to use K9 AirDrain Drain Cells when installing artificial grass on concrete surfaces. This will allow the grass to dry faster and get the water flow through faster. Our Drain Cell is specifically designed to handle some vehicle weights and ideal product for your next project.