Artificial grass, done wrong

Hi all, So I live in a council house with a small patch of grass (which is now dirt) that my dog has completely destroyed over the years. Which is fine. I have artificial grass and I want to put it done purely for the aesthetics of it, but I want to do it the quickest and easiest way possible. I will be buying a house in the next few years so I'm not worried about the longevity of it. I previously cut some cut and held it down with a few rocks. This time I was thinking of laying down just enough sand to level the surface then using some sort of pins or spikes to hold it in place. Could someone advise as I'm sure there's loads of people around here that have a better idea submitted by /u/SuchPaint7004 [link] [comments]

Apr 29, 2025 - 12:21
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Hi all,

So I live in a council house with a small patch of grass (which is now dirt) that my dog has completely destroyed over the years. Which is fine.

I have artificial grass and I want to put it done purely for the aesthetics of it, but I want to do it the quickest and easiest way possible. I will be buying a house in the next few years so I'm not worried about the longevity of it.

I previously cut some cut and held it down with a few rocks.

This time I was thinking of laying down just enough sand to level the surface then using some sort of pins or spikes to hold it in place.

Could someone advise as I'm sure there's loads of people around here that have a better idea

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