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The technology has improved remarkably so there's now a range of different artificial grasses that we can supply and lay. The latest has a C- shaped blade that allows the natural-looking grass to straighten up quickly after it has been put under significant pressure. Its high wear tolerance and durability makes it ideal for withstanding heavy traffic.


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This makes it the first choice for heavy-duty lawns, playgrounds and pet areas and its combination of emerald green and olive green colours with brown thatching produces a natural look while providing a safe and beautiful environment for children to enjoy.


It's also low maintenance, and comes direct from the factory, so customers are getting great prices and low maintenance costs as well.


So if you want a beautiful, lush and tranquil retreat that's certified eco-friendly, come to New Lawns Turf. We can supply the lawn that will take rough wear and tear as well as our extreme weather conditions (including UV- protection).


All of this at a value-for-money price and with a life expectancy of 15 to 20 years.


New Lawns Hiveddana, La Rue Des Niemes, Jersey, JE3 7FW


Tel: 01534 482457 E-Mail: newlawnsjersey@gmail.com Web: www.newlawnsjersey.com


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