When artificial grass or as it is more commonly referred to as “Astroturf” is rolled out and laid for the first time, it will generally have a flat and squashed appearance, this because after being manufactured it is cut to length and then rolled onto cardboard tubes. This process causes the pile to lay flat and have that crushed look.

There are several ways to brush up the pile of your artificial grass;

Firstly:

If your fake grass lawn is being installed by a professional landscaper or artificial grass company, they will generally use a petrol-powered brush to help lift the pile and sweep off and excess and loose fibres.

Secondly:

You can use the good old traditional way, by using a medium soft bristle broom or brush, although this has been the main method used to maintain artificial grass since its introduction in the 1960’s, this method can prove to be rather hard work, strenuous and time-consuming.

Here at Artificial Grass Maintenance we now have the ideal and perfect solution to help you achieve the perfect looking and well maintained Artificial Grass/Astroturf product, without all that hard work of using a broom.