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Hello John, Thank you for your question! We would not recommend sand as a base material. The best sub-base is Class II road base. If you use gravel, make sure to separate the road base using filter fabrics. A thin layer of decomposed granite can be used on top for added precision. Hope this helps!

Thank you for your question! To learn more about our recommendations for putting greens, you can check out an article we wrote here: www.installartificial.com/how/best-artificial-putting-green-grass-poly-vs-nylon-and-slit

The website quotes installation with labor.

hi ,we do artificial grass

Hi Wismark, these grasses are typically used for landscape applications. Check out the Gym Turf playlist on our channel to see the selection of grasses we'd recommend for gyms and sports facilities. You can also browse the best turf materials for gyms on our online store at www.installartificial.com/turf-for-sale-online-store/sports-gyms

Hi Matt! Typically lower pile heights are best for areas with multiple pets. The lower the pile and the less dense the turf is, the easier it is to clean and sanitize. We'd recommend sticking to a pile height of 1.5" or less.

Durable artificial turf is best for recreation. Stay away from soft and pliable grasses, they won't hold up as well to consistent foot traffic. Hope this helps!

Thanks for the question! Keep in mind all artificial grass products will become warm to the touch when exposed to direct sunlight and high temps. For the best results, opt for a lower density grass that allows for more air ventilation throughout the blades.

maybe a pool would be a better idea