The listings show common weights of 60 oz, 70 oz, and 80 oz per square yard across different products.
Many products use distributed or bottom drainage holes plus permeable, rubber-style backings that let water pass through quickly, promoting fast drying and easier cleaning.
The turf is made from synthetic yarns and fabrics such as polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP), with some listings noting polypropylene fabric and artificial grass yarns; some backings use SBR (latex) glue.
Listings describe the turf as waterproof and fade-resistant, engineered to resist UV fading, rain erosion, and temperature fluctuations so it maintains color and structure outdoors.
Common sizes and mats shown include 6×10 ft, 4×6 ft, 5×8 ft, 5×15 ft, 8×10 ft, and larger rolls about 78.7"×118.1" (as listed).
Yes — the turf can be cut to desired shapes and laid over floors, concrete, or soil. For soil installations the listings note removing vegetation, leveling and compacting the base, trimming excess edges, and securing the turf with landscape staples.
Listings highlight thicker, high-density backings, reinforced edge stitching, wear-resistant and resilient fibers, and materials designed to resist tearing, cracking, and flattening under frequent use.
