Artificial Grass Rug Indoor Outdoor, 1ft x 13ft (13 Square FT) Realistic Thick Synthetic Fake Grass Mat for Dogs, Garden Lawn Landscape Patio Grass

This purchase is a 7' x 10' "rug." We love it. It looks realistic, it's unbelievably soft under your feet, and it laid flat even right after it was unrolled. We are using it on an upper deck as a rug. It had a strong odor, which is typical, but we couldn't detect after the rug had been outside for a couple of hours. When you first unroll it, the grass is mashed pretty flat but within an hour or so it started springing up and very quickly became lush looking.About three years ago we bought a 4' x 6' piece of this fake grass for the same space and have loved it. We didn't buy it specifically for the cats, but they lounged around on it. It kept its color and didn't fade even in the hot Texas sun. It didn't fall apart and the structure is still fine. Easy to clean - just rinse it off and let it dry. We moved it to a lower patio in front of the door. It still looks good enough to use!We wanted a larger rug of the same stuff and bought this. It looks pretty much like the smaller piece that has held up so well so we think this large rug will also end up looking great for years.

This is my second try with artificial grass. SunVilla got it right!Most important Factor - IS IT SOFT?Yes! It's soft and VERY comfortable to walk on, play on and gently fall on, and we have it on top of concrete.Second most important Factor - Do I have to use INFILL? If so, how much? Does it have to be envirofill? Silica sand? Any chance I can just use play sand at $5/50 lb bag from Home Depot?I emailed the seller during the shipping process and asked if it was okay to use just play sand (because it's FIFTEEN times less expensive than envirofill) and he said people have had success with play sand but that INFILL WASN'T NECESSARY. Wow. The artificial grass that's being replaced (see pics) NEEDED infill to stand straight up like real grass would. When I read that infill wasn't necessary, I was like, yeah, we'll see about that.No, you DON'T need to use infill!! That's awesome. Now, having said that even with the SunVilla grass standing up straight (for the very most part) infill does add weight to keep it from sliding, a little bit of bounce (rubber and envirofill type infill) and more cushion. So I see how infill could still be a benefit but NOT necessary (see pics).Third most important Factor - Durability. Will the color fade over time? Will it hold up against little feet running all over it for years?Don't know yet but I will report back if that does happen.Fourth most important Factor - Does it look real?Yep. If you put your face right on the ground, then, no it doesn't. If you're standing up or even sitting on it. Yeah, it really does.So far I'm Super happy with it and definitely recommend it!Hope this was helpful!

We got 4 rolls of 7'x13' to fill up a 13'x21' (perfect!) balcony. They came rolled up, easy to roll out next to each other. I ordered the Self Adhesive Lawn Carpet Seaming Tape to tape them together. I'm not an expert artificial grass installer, so I can definitely see the lines where the pieces connect, but it's not in a bad way or obnoxious. Looks intentional.It's thick, nice quality, stands up on it's own fairly well.IT SMELLS TERRIBLE. So, beware. If you're sensitive to smells, this will get to you and give you a headache while you install it. But... it's a million tiny pieces of plastic, glued to larger pieces of plastic, so I think that kind of goes with the territory. The smell definitely dissipates after a day or so of being outside.Also, it gets HOT. Like, very, very hot in the sun. Do not walk on it with bare-feet. We live in LA, and it's now late spring / early summer, so it's not even super hot outside yet. I installed it on a balcony, with nothing between the turf and the balcony, so it's just kind of like a large grass rug. I had it outside for an hour, and it was hot to the touch. Again, I think it kind of goes with the territory and is not something easily avoided.Also, it rained (yes! in LA! glorious!) and there was no drainage problems or puddling. Really a great product for what it is.

Our turf arrived yesterday, and we set it up on our rooftop patio right away. We were looking for something relatively cheap to cover the rough roof material, and minimize the appearance of the downward slope.Smell: It had a really strong plastic smell for most of the first day. Day 2, the smell is much more faint now with the sun beating down on it. I heard artificial turf can smell when it gets hot, but the smell is not strong enough to be a deal-breaker.Feel: It feels soft, but it does NOT feel like real grass. It feels like plastic (which it is), and has a slight "crunchy" sound when walking on it.Look: It the bright sun, it's shiny and looks a little fake. But overall, it looks pretty good. The various colors makes it look more real, especially in the shade.Durability: Too early to tell, but so far it seems okay for walking. Not sure how it would hold up with a pet. The only issue is that after brushing it out, the grass still doesn't stand straight up, but we're okay with that.2023 durability update: we now have a 40 lb dog and it’s held up nice for the past 10 months. The turf stood straight up after a few weeks.Maintenance: We use a shop vac to vacuum up debris, which works great!Value: It is not as thick as other turf, but for renters the price and quality are about right. For the price, we plan on purchasing another piece so that the entire patio is covered.2023 Update value: great value after 3 years, so I’m updating from 3 to 4 stars. Note first 2 photos are from 2020 and dog photo is 2023.

Installed it a week ago in my back yard where some gravel used to be. So far I like it alot. My dog loves it. I installed it myself so pretty good for an old lady. The quality seems good so will see how it hold up over time

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