Category: laying artificial grass

  • We may be LazyLawn but lazy we are not

    Artificial grass is so easy to maintain, that is why we call ourselves LazyLawn. You can save a great deal of time and money. It requires very little cleaning and doesn’t suffer from water residue or salt/chlorine build up. A very durable product. Looking Good Aside from being kinder to your feet and a very…

  • Why artificial grass around a swimming pool?

    We all know the feeling. You have had a dip in the swimming pool, whether it is in your back garden or on holiday and you feel nice, relaxed, and refreshed. Until…your foot touches the concrete surround of the pool. Hot from the blazing sun (we can be optimistic), you get an uncomfortable shock or…

  • low maintenance and a no mess alternative to a natural lawn

    Lee Giles from the LazyLawn Bath team said: “This is a great project to get involved with each year. Our Wonder Yarn product continues to be popular and with the help of all the props, it transforms the shopping area giving a summery and very British vibe perfect for all the family to relax in and soak up the sun, play…

  • Looking after you and your feet

    Artificial grass is a much softer alternative to concrete or any other surface. This means that swimming pool surrounds are much kinder to your feet and can act as a large towel to dry your feet off. The grass also reduces the chance of transporting any unwanted dirt indoors. We all know that children love…

  • Puttshack is preparing to launch its next course in Watford

    Meadow Twist is a versatile artificial grass surface, available in a variety of colours, that is perfectly suited to the type of high traffic applications associated with internal environments such as mini golf courses, gyms, and offices. “The three main criteria by which we chose Meadow Twist were its available colours, its playability, and durability,” adds…

  • Project works out at new underground gym in Central London

    The interior of the newly-opened gym, which has been converted from a disused, underground car park in the Victoria district of the City of Westminster, was designed and executed by PERIUM Fitness, a company specialising in creating bespoke training spaces. In homage to its previous existence, as well as to the urban aesthetics of the surrounding area,…

  • Taking the classic game Connect 4 and supersizing it

    Ring toss, also known as quoits, is a great garden game for younger kids to practise their aiming skills and master their hand-eye coordination. This game features a wooden cross-shaped base with 5 target pegs and 5 hoops. Simply throw the rings onto the pegs from a set distance. Each peg has a corresponding score…

  • Best Garden Games That Are Fun For All The Family

    Summer is on its way, so what better way to make the most of the sunshine than spending more time in the garden. From swingball to giant Jenga to badminton, these are 10 top garden games to enjoy on your new LazyLawn. These games are fun for all ages and are perfect for bringing the whole…

  • We design our cool yarn grasses to divert UV radiation from the shorter curled fibers where heat can be trapped

    Describes select grasses that have been engineered to remain cooler than other types of artificial grasses. We design our cool yarn grasses to divert UV radiation from the shorter curled fibers where heat can be trapped. In many cases, Cool Yarn grasses can produce temperature improvements of 10-20% relative to grasses with the highest heat…

  • Astro turf? Artificial Grass? Fake Turf? Which one’s correct?

    Astro turf, artificial grass, synthetic turf, fake grass; what’s the difference? The term Astro Turf became synonymous with artificial grass, specifically for sports field applications. Astro turf is actually the name of an artificial grass brand (Kleenex is a brand of tissue, but we still often say “pass me a Kleenex”). A lot of times,…