Not all artificial turf grass is the same. There are many companies who claim to offer you the best artificial turf in the world while hiding behind an e-mail address or phone number. Many companies charge excessive prices for the same type of material.
We at Hunny Do Artificial Grass are proud to offer the most detailed, factual artificial turf information available on the web. We will educate you on the types of artificial turf available while stating the pro's and cons of each. If you're like most you want the truth. Here are the facts. The single biggest factor in measuring artificial turf quality is "density". In other words, how many fibers does the turf have (measured in oz. per sq./yd.)?


It's simple. If you have dense turf, the product will tolerate wear and tear (abrasion) better and last longer! All of our products at Hunny Do far exceed the industry standards in fiber density.
Secondly, most artificial turf grass products on the market look just that... artificial!  We have been installing artificial grass for a long time. We know what top quality grass should look like.  Our products are mirrored after some of the finest natural grasses ever developed.

There are 3 types of artificial turf available to the consumer:
  • Polypropylene
  • Polyethylene
  • Nylon

Polypropylene - Is the most widely used synthetic grass on the market. Why, mainly because it's the least expensive.

Golf Uses: MMany companies use polypropylene as putting green turf (Again, mostly because it is an inexpensive material). Polypropylene cannot tolerate high heat and melts around 155 deg. F. so it shows a sign of wearing easily. The low melting point only allows polypropylene to be manufactured in a one direction blade design.


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Turf Facts
No Hidden Charges:

  All Prices quoted at home or business     Includes:

  Labor
  Artificial Grass
  All materials needed to install grass
  Removal of existing grass
  Disconnecting or Capping existing sprinklers
  Re-routing two sprinklers if needed up to 1 hr labor
  Ground Prepping (Leveling or moving dirt)
  Up to 2" of Base
  Base Compaction
  15yr to 25yr  Weed Barrier
  6" Galvanized Nails every 4-6 inches apart on
     edges 2-4 ft in the middle
  6" Landscapers Seaming Staples
  2 lbs per square ft of Dustless Silica sand infill
  Professional Courteous Hunny Do Employee's
  Clean-up after installation
  Taxes on Materials Only (Not Labor)
  10 year manufactures warranty (Factory warranty)
  5 extra years on turf from Hunny Do.
  10 year installation warranty (Hunny Do warranty)

  Prices not Including:
  Extra Demolition other than grass
  Boarders  (curbing or bend-a-board)
  Drainage Materials or Labor  (Usually Not Needed)
  Extra work intergrating around stepping stones
  Poultry Wire for underground critters
  All Durafill infill
  Pet Deodorizor (See Specials)
What does this mean?
Basically, this means when you putt on a polypropylene green you can expect a true roll in one direction only. If you putt against or across the grain your ball will skip across the turf. This is the biggest complaint with customers concerning polypropylene putting greens. Installers try to compensate the untrue ball roll by infilling the turf to the top of the fibers with silica sand. It does help, but why would you want to putt on sand when you just spent your hard earned money on synthetic grass? In all fairness, polypropylene artificial turf does have some advantages. It is very stain resistant (Especially to acids) and does not absorb water. A polypropylene putting green will accept a chip shot better at greater distances than most other synthetic grasses.



Polyethylene- The unique trait with polyethylene is its "soft" texture.
Polyethylene turf is dominating the soccer and football fields of today! It can be made up to 3" in pile height to mimic various natural grasses.
Lawn/landscape uses: Because of its soft fibers, polyethylene is the #1 choice for artificial grass lawns and play areas. Polyethylene is usually infilled with a combination of silica sand , durafill, crumb rubber or a combination. The purpose of the infill is to help the fibers stand upright, hold down the turf, act as a natural wick to drain water or pet urine or provide a softer surface.

Golf Uses: Not typically used for a putting surface but does make for an excellent fringe grass surrounding a green.

Nylon - Arguably the strongest artificial turf on the market. Nylon can tolerate heat and friction better than any other turf (Manufactured at 250 deg. F).
The high manufacturing temp. sets a memory into the nylon fibers which helps to minimize the "matting" effect that you get with other synthetic turf. You can park a car on a nylon surface and when removed, the fibers will spring back to there original position.

Golf Uses: Nylon makes for an excellent artificial putting green turf. The fibers/blades can be made with a multi-directional interlocking design.

Simply put, you can putt in any direction on a Nylon Putting Green and always have a true ball roll.
Why a nylon putting green is better:
  • Resists abrasion and scarring up to 250 deg. F (Poly. melts at 155 deg. F)
  • Truest ball roll in ANY direction (Poly. is one direction only)
  • Minimal sand needed. (Poly. has to be infilled to the top of the fibers)
  • Long lasting!


Lawn/Landscape Uses: Nylon is typically not used for lawn/landscape applications because of its lead content and cost.
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