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More ways to use artificial turf

Every application changes the spec. A rooftop needs to be light and wind-resistant, a gym floor needs dense short nylon, a sports field is an engineered system with a pad and performance testing, and a shady side yard needs drainage and moss control more than it needs realism.

Pick the guide that matches your space. For dogs, pools, putting greens and playgrounds, see their dedicated sections.

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  1. Artificial Turf in Front Yards, for Curb Appeal, Realism, HOA Approval and Good DesignChoosing turf that looks real from the street, getting HOA approval, mixing turf with plants, and the design details that decide curb appeal.
  2. Artificial Turf on Rooftops and Balconies, Covering Load, Drainage, Wind and Fire RulesWeight per square foot, protecting the roof membrane, keeping drains clear, wind uplift, fire ratings, building rules, and tiles versus rolls.
  3. Turf for Shade, Side Yards and Under Decks, Where Grass Will Not GrowBuilding turf in deep shade, narrow side yards and under decks, with the drainage, moss, debris and layout details these damp, tight spaces need.

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