Artificial turf, also known as synthetic turf or fake grass, comes in rolls or sheets that are typically used to cover outdoor or indoor surfaces to mimic the appearance of natural grass. These rolls are usually made of synthetic fibers like polyethylene, polypropylene, or nylon, along with a backing material and infill (small granules or sand) to provide stability and a more natural feel.
When purchasing artificial turf, you'll typically specify the length and width of the roll you need based on the area you plan to cover. The rolls come in various widths and lengths to accommodate different projects and installation requirements. The width can range from around 7 to 15 feet or more, and the length can vary based on the manufacturer and specific product.
Installing artificial turf involves preparing the surface, laying down a base, unrolling and cutting the turf to fit the area, securing the edges, and adding infill if required. It's important to follow manufacturer instructions and consider hiring a professional installer for larger projects to ensure a proper and lasting installation.