Ground preparation and proper installation are the keys to having the 'grass' durable and long lasting. Depending on the sq footage area that you want to cover with artificial turf, this is usually not an average diy project.
It will require a certain amount of physical strength and agility.
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It is a process. Do your research thoroughly, not all artificial grass is the same. Here are some step by step guides.
https://syntheticgrasswarehouse.com/info-center/how-to-install-artificial-grass/
https://m.wikihow.com/Install-an-Artificial-Lawn
https://youtu.be/U3hK8dBOb4s
Ground preparation and proper installation are the keys to having the 'grass' durable and long lasting. Depending on the sq footage area that you want to cover with artificial turf, this is usually not an average diy project.
It will require a certain amount of physical strength and agility.
Barbara, it looks like there are several ideas on this. Look the tutorials over and choose what works best for you.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=install+artificial+grass+yourself