Artificial turf fibres are typically made from durable plastics such as polyethylene or polypropylene, stitched into a backing with drainage holes. Modern products are designed to look and feel like real grass.

Artificial grass gives you a green, neat lawn year-round with much less maintenance — no mowing, watering, fertilising, or weeding.

Good-quality turf can last 10–20 years or more depending on wear, climate, and care.

Yes — but minimal: regularly remove debris, occasionally hose down, and brush fibres to keep them upright.

Artificial grass can feel warmer than real grass in direct sun, but cooling choices and proper fibre selection can reduce surface heat.

Modern turf is non-toxic and generally safe. However, for animal hygiene and safety, regular rinsing and cleaning are recommended.

Yes — with correct installation and permeable bases, water (and pet urine) should drain effectively through built-in holes.

Yes — items like trampolines are fine if the base is solid and well compacted, though light dents can occur.