Finally I can have my green garden without those pesky vegans coming to graze.

Heat.

If by dry, you mean drain, then they drain as fast as the ground underneath. If you mean dry...then I have laid them above a small concrete yard and they dry and drain fine. I was originally going to roll them up in the winter but didn't bother....so they've had 4 years of English weather.....and they've weathered fantastically, if you excuse the pun.

My father in law has his over his patio and is fine..

As for drain issue, he has no issues there either but I can't say specifically for this make, his still has good grip even in the wet

Do you know the height size or quality?

ill post a picture, im not sure but looked quite good to me :smiley:

Thank you. Heat added!

I've seen this and its good stuff. I bought 6 rolls of the Home Bargains grass for £29.99 (4m x 1m) per roll a few years ago.....thinking it would last a couple of years at best. Well 4 years on.....a jet wash or two and the stuff is fantastic......From what I saw of the Morrison offer....it looked very similar...very realistic....and I would definitely give it a try if the Home Bargain stuff ever gives up :stuck_out_tongue: Have some heat OP.

Don't forget flooring shops sell this stuff aswell and usually for much less than you'd think!

good find op, heat added

Aldi this week are doing 1 X 2m for £6.99 a roll

Finally I can have my green garden without those pesky vegans coming to graze.

Heat.

Great for those bold patches under your swings..

Hi, could you kindly let me know if these would dry away in a short time under the UK weather, I ask as I need to get access all the time.

Do anyone kindly let me know if I could pave them over pavement, thanks

My father in law has his over his patio and is fine..

As for drain issue, he has no issues there either but I can't say specifically for this make, his still has good grip even in the wet

has anyone tried patching these together to make a 4x4 metre area? that is all i would need for my garden and am very tempted!

Thanks a lot

If by dry, you mean drain, then they drain as fast as the ground underneath. If you mean dry...then I have laid them above a small concrete yard and they dry and drain fine. I was originally going to roll them up in the winter but didn't bother....so they've had 4 years of English weather.....and they've weathered fantastically, if you excuse the pun.

Is this one of those legal highs I've been reading about?

Not a bad price for a small quantity - saw this size in Wickes yesterday for £64.99. For larger quantities try Burts Grass (online) - 2 m or 4 m with and any length up to 25m. I've just received a 6m X 2m piece of their 'Cape' variety - £53 plus £9.95 delivery (£3.97 per m2).

* 2m or 4m width

What do you lay it onto? Do you need garden 'underlay'? I've seen some very expensive installation prices and they talk about different qualities of base layers.

Bold, eh? :smirk:

The great thing about fake grass is it looks great all year round BUT you dont have to pick up the neighbourhood pets poo because they hate even walking on the fake grass, esp cats they think you have just threw them in a full bath :wink:

"...have just threw..." hmmm :disappointed:

You know, their reaction when they fall in water...quite funny watching them jump off the fake grass lol who needs youtube :wink:

its just artificial grass its not grass made from artificial grass.

I've saved a small patch :wink:

And there was me thinking that was a euphemism!!! :man:

thanks for your reply and that is a great help

£1 shop near me has same size (probably inferior quality) £14.99

Do people just use this for concrete parts outside or replace the grass itself?

Am thinking of replacing our grass for this, but heard it could cost a at least £1000 as needs hardcore, membrane, cushion foam and then the grass on top.

I tried to find some in Coventry and Leamington this evening and couldn't find any.

Which bin do the clippings go into. One for the recycle or the garden waste?

it will cost at least that to get someone in to do it all for you, but if you can do the bits yourself it shouldnt cost that much

there are loads of guides online to help. I am contemplating doing mine when the weather improves

I just threw mine down like a roll of carpet onto a wonky concrete yard and it transformed it. Well worth the money for the aesthetics alone....:stuck_out_tongue:

Do you still do this grass anywhere please