We all know what substitutes are for. They are generally used to replace some thing or someone and the best ones are the tings or persons who does that well. What if you sometimes fail to find a difference between the real and the substitute? Yes, that happens with artificial grass, and this article is all about them. 

How they come in to being?

Synthetic lawn Sydney are basically from plastics. The base material used for this artificial grass creation is plastic pellets and then mixed with green pellets, especially to get the needed colors. U.V stabilizers are also used and other additives are also generally used in the procedure. Then the process begins, where the mixtures are first subjected to melting and then passed to rollers for stretching the strands. After this, they are passed on to a tufting machine, and after quit a long process there; the output comes as perfect synthetic grass sheets which are identical to natural lawn yards at a glance.

How did they become this much popular?

Back in 1960’s, artificial lawn was first used in a Baseball field. Then, this synthetic grass did undergo generations of improvements, thanks to technology, that by the early 2000s, synthetic grass was so popular, that even World Cup fields had artificial lawn sheets on the fields.

They say its Environment friendly.

How?

If you talk to a representative from a place like wet pour Sydney, they always say synthetic grass is good for the environment. Then the frequently asked question is how. Synthetic grass happens to be artificial and artificial substances are always meant to harm the nature. But, this cannot be the case every time. These grass help in conserving water, as watering the artificial grass in not needed throughout their life cycle of 20 long years. 55+ gallons of water are saved per one single year by one square feet of synthetic lawn. Unlike the natural grass, synthetic lawn is free from bacterial diseases, bug traps, and any other possible threats including over growths. These are the main reasons for why the natural grasses need pesticides. Pesticides not only harm the water cycles, but also cause human diseases like cancers and brain tumors. Natural grasses emit a considerable portion of carbon to the atmosphere and, since synthetic grasses do not do this, the carbon emission is zero in here. However, today, synthetic grass has become the best preferred choice by the public not only for sports fields but also for residential purposes and business purposes.