1. Clear the ground: Remove existing grass, weeds, and debris. Mark the desired turf area
with stakes and spray paint.

2. Excavate and level: Dig down to create a stable base, ensuring proper drainage. Compact
the soil with a plate compactor.

3. Install edging: Edging (plastic, concrete, or wood) defines the turf area and prevents
edges from rolling up.

1. Lay weed barrier: This prevents weed growth through the turf.

2. Apply base material: Crushed rock or decomposed granite provides a solid foundation and drainage. Level and compact this layer.

1. Unroll the turf: Start at the longest edge and carefully unroll the turf pieces, ensuring the blades face the same direction.

2. Seam the panels: Use specialized seam tape and adhesive to connect turf pieces seamlessly.

3. Secure the edges: Use staples, nails, or spikes to fasten the turf perimeter to the edging

1. Brush the turf: Use a stiff brush to stand the blades upright and achieve a natural look.

2. Infill (optional): Apply sand or recycled rubber crumb infill to stabilize the turf, improve drainage, and add weight.

3. Enjoy your new lawn! Relax, play, and entertain on your low-maintenance, year-round green oasis.