The #1 reason for bad seams in Artificial Grass

[@juliejefferson2175]

Nice job on this video! We watch a lot of videos and it takes forever for them to “get to the point.” Your video is clear, easy to see, totally helpful! Thank you for this!

[@outsidethebox6986]

I watched a few other videos and yours was by far the best. Thank you for this clear explanation.

[@cb_2887]

It’s these little attention to detail that make the most difference and will cost you a lot less wasted money and time in the long run. Thanks for the heads up!

[@y.harveynorman1392]

Very helpful when laying grass today, thank you!

[@backyardponderings2507]

Awesome tip!! installing my first job today. going to try and find the other tips at the difficult parts of the job.

[@VictorMartinez-hd8hz]

Its difficult but not impossible bud just make sure your base is flat and compact ed well. Also the turf needs to be installed stretched. Creating a 5x5 grid with nails during the install process is enough but the more the better.

[@nowvalleydiorama885]

That's a great tip, thanks so much for sharing with us.

[@avikingdj]

Excellent tip to help the average person get professional results 👍

[@robertob4524]

awesome tip. Thanks for uploading. very true!!

[@mmartel]

Very good advice. Thanks!

[@chrissmith7364]

That seems obvious to me, but what about the perpendicular lines? I'm not sure how to erase those.

[@JoeStranzl]

If the turf pieces are not outer most outside edges w/ flaps, do you suggest STILL cutting 3 stitch rows in? If yes, why? Thx.

[@omargonzalez8594]

Can make a video with putting green please ?

[@07THE19]

Can you demonstrate how you did that?

[@kish0722ia3]

How to seam artificial grass if they are cut across the stitches?

[@am7442]

What if you are trying to join the turf the other way?

[@leonareyna581]

So just to confirm, you leave a little gap where there will be nothing in between the 2 pieces but it won't show since the grass moves that way anyway?

[@BellaTurfDIY]

Correct. You want the end row of blades on each piece to replicate the spacing throughout.

[@TifAppleMikeSrWilgan]

Will you do one on head seams???

[@marcusslaten8806]

For cross seams is it the same process or is there another trick? I want to buy some remnant. I need 15x30' but I have deal on 15x15' and 15x15 how do I seam in the middle without a line?

[@scrapppackk7971]

Overlap the two pieces about 3-4 inches, and follow along the top piece with a poking tool (I use an ice pick) and make little pokes through the bottom roll where the top roll falls at. Make them 2-3 inches apart so they're easy to find, then fold the turf back and connect the dots with a blade. Lay in a as if gluing the seam and they should like up perfectly

[@paulsantos7903]

What if you already nailed the turf and you have the mohawks what do i do?

[@n1njalifts]

how much space should i leave between two pieces together?

[@SmartTurf]

Great video very informative. Hope you don't mind if I share it with our online shoppers.

[@michaelflading2539]

How are you cutting the flap off? I can never get a perfect cut resulting a poor seam. Awesome video btw

[@BellaTurfDIY]

18mm exacto blade with a sharp edge

[@jessperez1251]

If the turf has been installed and it has this "mohawk" effect, can it still be fixed?

[@ritapacheco8084]

Wish there was answer to this. My husband and I are going to use scissors and cut off the top- hopefully that works

[@ritapacheco8084]

It does help!

[@esexavo]

I cut 2 seams to work great, cant see my seams, but I will try 3 next time.

[@mattbgraves]

TY! 🙏

[@mattbgraves]

Can you explain in detail; how to remove 3 toughs(is that how you say it)?

[@clintclarkson1325]

How far from the edge do you nail it in at the seam?

[@BellaTurfDIY]

Thanks to TurfTac adhesive, we longer nail seams. Rather weight them down for 45-60 mins after glueing.

[@gregorylicciardello8583]

Is this possible to do after the install, they just put 5000 sq feet in my yard I thought the seems would blend after he power brooming. Nope

[@BellaTurfDIY]

Unfortunately no. Where are you located and what products were used? Was it Bella Turf grass and one of our suggested installers?

[@gregorylicciardello8583]

@@BellaTurfDIY str cs68 in NJ

[@clairemoffat1837]

Can you take it back up and rejoin? My hubby has laid ours wrong and it’s a black seam line. Can it be rectified

[@nateberkheimer]

Most seam adhesive is a permanent fix. There is a way to correct, but will require cutting the seam out and adding a new strip of turf. Want to shoot a photo to [e-mail]? I'll see if I see a clear solution.

[@kd-bc1lz]

I’m still clueless

[@eclipsedigi]

he is cutting the grass so when two seprate pieces join, the notches in the bottom will look seamless since the rows of grass are the same distance, take a look again he maintains the gap across all the rows. too big too small will make the grass stick out

[@mheddsjoetv]

Ate talaga palang mahabang oras ang gunugol dyan sa paglalagay .God Bless. Po

[@Bubbleeyyz]

Awesome.

[@GreenBeretChristianity]

why didn't you show us how to cut the tuft off. That was the 2nd most important part of your lesson.

[@davidmancilla4063]

You grab a sharp carpet blade and count 3 tufts and then cut down the stitching!

[@joseencinas3884]

Good lad

[@joemunoz1476]

Thanks mate!

[@gordonbruce6292]

Does not help really for non-square lawns as your cutting across these seams at an angle.

[@kylestamey2142]

Are you sure you know anything about turf? In your first example it would have fit fine if you had the fibers oriented correctly. You had them facing one another. Turn it 180 degrees and they fit fine. If it is a quality product 1 or 2 seams are plenty enough for a good seam.

[@richkjoseph1973]

I noticed that as well !!!

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