• Dog Parks 

Lots of City officials, building contractors, HOAs and apartment managers have installed pet-friendly artificial grass in dog parks and designated dog potty areas and dog parks within the last few years. Dogs pose a lot of challenges such as digging holes and creating brown urine spots to natural gras. However, artificial grass is immune to these problems.

It is easy to clean up messes on artificial grass for dogs. All you have to do is to pick up the solid waste as it doesn’t get stuck or lost like it does in natural grass and rinse away liquid waste with a hose to prevent build-up of bacteria and odor. 

• Driving Ranges 

Maintaining a natural grass golf course is very tiring. It requires mowing and watering regularly. It might not be practical to replace natural grass with artificial grass on an entire golf course. However, on driving ranges, it can be done. 

Seeing as artificial golf grass does not require watering or mowing in order to keep it looking green and attractive, then it is much easier to maintain the natural golf grass, if you are comparing both of them. 

You can keep your driving range looking exquisite and raise your bottom line while lowering your maintenance cost if you choose a long-lasting and durable artificial turf product. You may even be able to increase your business hours, since you would not need to close down your business for maintenance purposes. 

• Mini-Golf Courses 

Artificial Turf installation is popular for mini golf courses. Artificial grass is much more practical to maintain in the small, oddly-shaped spaces you see at mini-golf courses. Artificial Grass is not only installed in commercial mini-golf establishments but also in mini-golf courses created at residential backyards.

It gives you a smooth playing surface that allows you to spend time practicing and working on your game comfortably in your backyard. 

Regardless of the design of the golf course, artificial turf is a great way to keep it looking manicured and even without having to spend much on maintenance. 

• Playgrounds & Children’s Play Areas 

Installing artificial turf in parks and playgrounds as a kid-safe play-area that’s safe for kids has become a popular option amongst park managers and school principals. Artificial turf is long lasting, durable and able to withstand the high foot traffic from children unlike real grass, which is prone to holes, stains and ruts. 

Installing a layer of foam which provides extra cushion underneath synthetic grass in case of trips or falls is also possible.

In addition, natural grass requires many fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides to keep it looking nice yet lots of these chemical substances are toxic to children. Hence, using artificial turf as a ground cover for playgrounds and children’s play areas is often the safest option.

• Sports Fields / Inlay Logos 

The making of the green playing fields you see under the Friday night lights took a whole lot of fuel, a team of landscapers, multiple machines and many hours. 

Artificial Turf is being chosen by lots of sports teams over natural turf. 

Being able to redirect the resources (people, money, water, etc.) devoted to maintaining natural turf to more important things is one of the most obvious advantages of artificial turf. 

Artificial Turfs are also open to customization. It offers endless creativity for branding like being made to display a logo or match a school’s colors. This leaves a big impression on those who visit your field. 

• Doggy Daycare Facilities 

It is difficult for natural grass to withstand the high foot traffic from dogs at doggy daycare facilities. The only way a turf can continue to look green and beautiful even after the constant romping and running from lots of dogs is if it is made with artificial grass.

In addition to being long-lasting and durable enough to avoid the holes and ruts made by the canines in natural grass, it saves cost of fuel and water. 

Herbicides or fertilizers which can be toxic to dogs are not required with artificial turf. 

Artificial grass is also less likely to The possibility of artificial grass harboring pests like ticks and fleas is smaller than that of natural grass which is another reason why synthetic turf is the best option for doggy daycare businesses.

• Office Buildings 

Artificial grass is fantastic ground cover outside the office for areas that are hard to mow, such as parking lots, next to sidewalks, or near curbs. 

In recent times, many companies not only decorate the exterior of their office buildings with artificial grass, they have taken artificial grass a step further and are also decorating the interiors of their offices with it. 

Since real grass can not grow on a wall inside the office, many interior decorators are using artificial turf to add a spritz of green to patios, rooftops, walkways and more. 

Whether it’s indoors or outdoors, artificial grass provides a fresh, organic feel.

•  Swimming Pool Decks / Pool Areas

Commercial areas like community pools, apartment complexes and water parks often install artificial turf on the deck of their swimming pool. This helps in avoiding certain environmental hazards like slipping which is usually a common cause of injuries in swimming pool areas. Artificial grass around swimming pools:

1. Creates a slip-resistant ground cover
2. Drains water instead of becoming muddy
3. Resists damage from the chemicals in pool water
4. Is cooler and safer than concrete
5. Requires little maintenance

As a business owner, artificial grass also reduces your liability by creating a safer environment for your cusumers.

• Gyms / Athletic Facilities 

Many athletic facilities and gyms install artificial grass in workout areas to create an outdoor feel. 

Artificial grass provides durability and traction for blocking drills in football and soccer sprints. It also absorbs more shock than flooring with natural grass as it can be combined with a foam pad (shock pad) underneath to give an additional cushioning power. 

This is highly beneficial especially to athletes practicing martial arts and wrestling.