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  • Choosing the Correct Thickness of the Sports Turf

    Another very crucial thing to keep in mind is the thickness of the turf. Thicker turf is preferable for high-impact sports such as football. That’s because thicker turf offers greater cushioning and support for the players. But the thicker turf can be more expensive and require more maintenance to look nice. Szgrass offers turf thickness of different types as well. So, you’ll be able to find one that suits your needs and budget but still offers you the support you need for your athletes.

    How to Choose Environmentally Friendly Artificial Grass?

    If you are environmentally conscious, choosing safe materials for your sports artificial cricket turf can help you ensure the eco-friendliness of your sports facilities. We offer sustainable products that are made with recyclable materials at Szgrass. It means you can have premium sports turf without the environmental toll. Eco turf options are environmentally friendly and reflect personal responsibility for future generations.

  • The Pros and Cons of Various Grasses for Football Fields

    So is the shape of the blades of turf such as the stuff on football fields. At Szgrass, we have a variety of shapes, and they each have their pros and cons. Here’s a snapshot of some of the options:

    Flat blade: This is a good all-purpose option as it offers good grip and is easy to care for. It is also fairly common and prevalent. The one drawback, though, is that it can be horrific when the sun shines.

    S-shaped blade: Provides plenty of support and cushion, which could reduce the risk of injuries for the players. It also is very real light and helps make the field feel better to play on. That said, it may be costlier than the flat blade, and should be regularly brushed to keep it from looking messy and to keep it in shape.

    W blade: A very strong and durable blade It is extremely easy to maintain, which is beneficial for fast-paced fields. It also provides decent support and traction for players. Unfortunately, the downside of synthetic turf is that it can be very hot and uncomfortable to play on when the sun is beating down on it.

  • Main Considerations When Choosing Sports Turf

    There are a few key considerations when selecting sports turf. First of all, the turf must be safe for the players who will use it. Type of Artificial Grass: Choose turf that is certified safe by a reputable organization. That’s important because which you want to maintain your athletes damage free Then there is the weather in your area; Consider whether it gets very hot, rains a lot or even snows. Select a great turf that can withstand all weather. And finally, it’s important to consider your budget. The good news is that there are indeed many types of sports turf available at Szgrass at various price points, meaning that you should still be able to find something to fit your budget yet still meet your needs.

  • How to Select the Best Artificial Grass for Football and Sports Facilities

    Looking to choose the best Artificial Turf and artificial grass for your football field or other sports area? Plenty of options exist and sometimes it’s hard to know how to start! But thank goodness — finding the right grass is simpler than you believe. Read on and let Szgrass guide you on what to look out for to ensure that you end up making a perfect choice for your sports facilities.

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    First of all, consider the type of grass that can endure wear. That’s especially critical for playing fields, where multiple players run, kick and play on a daily basis. That is why you should get artificial turf that is designed for trafficked areas. We have multiple solutions at Szgrass that are excellent for fulfilling this need. Our robust turf is produced using quality materials built to withstand and endure against intense traffic and pressure. This makes the grass not wear or break down easy so you can have lots of fun seasons using the grass.

  • The premier grass surface fitted by specialist installers

    Barratt London’s Camden Courtyards development has been shortlisted for several awards for its double courtyard scheme within a seven-storey, S-shaped building. Bounded on two sides by busy roads, the courtyard setting was designed to enhance the outlook for residents, with two landscaped rooftop terraces adding space for play, and a calming outdoor ‘room’ for relaxation.

    The premier grass surface fitted by specialist installers LazyLawn® involved over 350 square metres of Lazy Adore selected by the client. Latest installation techniques were used to minimise weight at the top of the building and tackle the challenges of transporting heavy materials to the rooftop area, which had to be done by crane.

    A series of cut out circles and raised flower beds delivers contemporary greenery with a tranquil planting scheme, while a separate space is set with obstacles and spinning discs for children to play.

  • Anna Brown praised the support they received

    Gavin Brown explains, “we just wanted to say thank you in the best way we could for everything the Foetal Unit, the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, and the NHS did  – and continue to do for others – in supporting Anna, myself, and the boys in the most difficult of periods before they came into the world. Every word and gesture of support we received in those nerve-wracking times gave us confidence and strength – and just look at the boys now!”

    Anna Brown praised the support they received: “we’re all forever grateful to the Foetal Unit and delighted we could support the charity directly with much-needed funds”.

    Contributing to the £1.9 million fund total raised in 2021, Charity Chief Executive of Glasgow Children’s Hospital, Kirsten Watson said: “with the resolute backing of our supporters [like LazyLawn] we will continue to make a life-changing difference to the children, families, and NHS staff we are so privileged to serve”.

  • LazyLawn Scotland raises £3K for Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity

    aving a garden in which to enjoy precious family time is important, especially for families with small children. Gavin and Anna Brown, owners of LazyLawn Scotland, have twin boys, Josh and Logan, who regularly enjoy their outdoor space at home thanks to their artificial grass lawn.

    The boys are thriving now, but their journey into the world was a daunting and worrying time, as their parents recall only too clearly. Thankfully, they had the support of the Foetal Unit at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital whose funding relies heavily on charitable donations through Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity.

    To say thank you to the hospital, the Browns launched a commercial fundraiser fuelled by their artificial grass business, LazyLawn Scotland. Generated from a contribution from two months of installations in 2020, the team raised £3,300 and donated the cheque to the charity in March 2021.

  • Created and assembled at LazyLawn’s headquarters in Rutland

    Peter Footitt, production director at LazyLawn and creator of the vividly eye-catching tribute to the Queen and her jubilee milestone said: 

    “This is a real demonstration of the versatility of artificial grass. It’s one of the reasons the marketplace and demand for bespoke LazyLawn installations have seen astronomical growth in recent years. Bold, hard-wearing and requiring minimal maintenance, the Queen’s Jubilee LazyLawn designs lead the way in this and many public, commercial and domestic projects across the country. We’re very proud to have been able to mark Her Majesty’s 70 years of public service in this way”.

    Created and assembled at LazyLawn’s headquarters in Rutland, the step surface is made from Fun Grass 15mm and the Platinum Jubilee emblem in Funky Purple 25-30mm artificial grass. It will remain in place throughout the celebratory period.

  • The Lexicon Celebrates Queen’s Platinum Jubilee With Artificial Grass Installation

    Making a striking statement on the steps of The Lexicon, LazyLawn’s artificial grass creations have returned. This time, ready to welcome visitors and celebrate the forthcoming Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in June, the Lazylawn team has interpreted the design brief and delivered a real head-turner.

    Alternating the Union Jack and the Queen’s Jubilee icons between the rich green synthetic turf stages, the 170 square metre installation was completed in April. The logos were pre-assembled on LazyLawn’s cutting beds by inlaying different colour grass sections to create the flags and emblems.

    The new design is ready to welcome retail visitors and help build excitement and anticipation for the Jubilee celebrations and the four-day UK bank holiday weekend from Thursday 2nd to Sunday 5th June and will remain during the summer months.

  • Using 100 square metres of Lusso 30mm olive-green artificial grass

    Former pupil Jack attended the school until the age of 11.  He has gone on to achieve Premier League football success for Aston Villa and Manchester City, as well as his now established place in the national side.  27-year-old Grealish currently has 25 caps and 2 England goals under his international career belt and has been an ever-present member of the England team playing at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

    The pitch was installed over three days in November 2022 by LazyLawn West Midlands.  The 4-strong team first created a six-inch raised platform and prepared the surface with 30 tonnes of hardcore to ensure free drainage.  Using 100 square metres of Lusso 30mm olive-green artificial grass, the pitch was also finished with white artificial grass line marking. The LazyLawn team installed the goal posts and the corner flags, bedecked in the School’s colours.

    LazyLawn West Midlands Dallan Tan said: “This was a great opportunity to transform a muddy field unsuitable for outdoor play into an all-season, all-sports area. Using artificial grass offers the children a clean and safe play environment and provides the school with a hard-wearing, long-lasting, free-draining solution. A real win-win for everyone.”

    Headteacher Neil Emery is very pleased with the new pitch and play area which allows the children extensive outdoor play on a safe, clean, durable surface – and maybe the new pitch will open the opportunities for the next Jack Grealish to extend their soccer skills at the School.