Through years of research and development, synthetic grass has been modified and transformed into what we now know as "third-generation" synthetic grass, according to the Synthetic Turf Council.
Through this constant evolution, synthetic grass has become the high-quality material we know today for most landscape installations.
The actual green blade of synthetic grass comprises a polyethylene material, a common form of plastic found in items such as bottles and plastic bags. The polyethylene comes in a solid pellet and is heated down along with any color tones and UV-resistant additives.
The thatch layer of synthetic grass is made from polypropylene, polyethylene or nylon. The thatch layer provides the turf with an added support layer and blade recovery.
Synthetic grass blades are inserted into the backing in rows through a tufting machine, which is basically a giant sewing machine with hundreds of needles. This machine gives the grass blades and thatch a more secure hold, increasing the turf's life and durability.
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