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Modern Design Ideas For Artificial Grass Driveways

If you want to change up your pathway, think about using artificial grass to add some greenery. You can create a driveway that sticks out and speaks to you in a variety of ways by combining pavers and artificial turf.

By Matt CookPublished 3 years ago 3 min read

1)Use Square Pavers To Build Artificial Grass Driveways

Installing several square or block pavers as part of your driveway design is a fundamental concept. You can leave a few-inch-wide space between each brick as gaps. A checkerboard pattern can also be made by using square gaps that are the same size as the stones. Both concepts call for first laying the pavers and then filling in the empty areas with artificial turf. There won't be much maintenance required because high-quality artificial grass won't develop or turn yellow. For advice on extending the lifespan of concrete or stone pavers, consult the maker. Typically, this entails coating the surface with a sealant and patching any tiny cracks as soon as they appear.

2)Create A Unique Design With A Variety Of Shapes

While there are a few different types of block pavers, including diamonds, squares, and chevrons, a professional installer of geometric concrete pavement can make any pattern you like. This gives you the option to choose a single shape that is repeated along the entire driveway length or to build a layout that uses a variety of shapes.

In this idea, bare areas are filled in with synthetic grass. Artificial grass can be installed by experts, who you can hire.

3)Add A Walkway And Driveway Together

Laying an entire driveway next to a stone walkway or flagstone is an easier job to complete. Once you implement the concrete driveway and accompanying walkway, fill in the area between them with synthetic turf. Although the installation procedure will be much simpler, you will still have an artificial grass driveway.

Roll out the turf near the concrete and stone borders as you work your way from the road to the flagstone. Keep the gap at about one-eighth of an inch broad for a professional appearance. Leaving a gap that is too wide could lead to issues in the future.

4)Surround Concrete Strips With Artificial Grass

To reduce the quantity of concrete that needs to be poured on their property, homeowners often use artificial grass driveway strips. Install two concrete strips from the street to your garage if you want to keep a more eco-friendly appearance.

Strips must be exactly measured when planning this kind of artificial grass driveway. Make sure that both edges of the concrete can accommodate the tires on your car. Install artificial grass on both sides of the driveway and in the spaces between the strips.

You can apply this concept to other paver types as well, but make sure the kind of stone you pick can hold the weight of your car. Pavers that are too thin or delicate will break under a car's weight.

5)Create A Crisscross Design

Utilizing larger concrete pavers and arranging them in a diamond-shaped pattern from point to point is another idea for a fake grass driveway. Filling the gaps between the pavers with synthetic grass completes the setup. To frame the entryway, you could also add an artificial grass border.

6)Abandon The Geometric Shapes

You don't have to select a particular geometric shape if you want something a little more mystical. You can purchase stone pavers with edges that are randomly curved to mimic natural stone. When planning this kind of driveway, keep in mind that the artificial grass will need to be cut in erratic patterns. Since accuracy is important when trimming, perseverance is a must.

To determine where the stone edges match up beneath the turf, lay the turf over the stones and apply pressure. You will then have a guide to follow when trimming the turf's borders.

7)Build A Reverse Driveway

Do the reverse of laying a full concrete driveway and covering bare areas with artificial turf. Construct a synthetic grass pathway and surround it with a concrete, stone, or brick border. This kind of pathway will need a little more upkeep. To routinely hose down your turf, you'll need to be vigilant for oil and gas spills. The turf will become stained otherwise, and you'll occasionally need to replace portions of it.

Parking can be done on a gentler surface thanks to this design's benefit. Your vehicle's foundation won't be baked by the heat, protecting your tires from damage.

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