Standard Paving Process for Hoarding and Wall Artificial Turf

Standardized paving is the key to maximizing the performance of fencing grass.

Step 1: Site Leveling and Hardening

Turf paving requires a solid and flat rigid base, including cement, asphalt, concrete and other hard base materials. For construction hoardings and wall installation, the base surface must be smooth, free of protrusions, depressions and floating dust. If the original foundation is loose or unhardened, it must be leveled and hardened in advance to ensure the firmness of subsequent turf bonding and avoid overall deformation caused by an uneven base.

Step 2: Unfold and Position the Turf Panels

Transport the whole roll of turf to the construction area, and unfold and flatten the turf panels completely. Before fixed paving, confirm the uniform direction of grass filaments of all turf rolls. The unified fiber direction can ensure no obvious light reflection and color difference from the viewing angle of the entrance, ensuring the overall decorative uniformity of the fence and wall surface.

Step 3: Seam Bonding with Special Adhesive

Apply professional turf adhesive evenly along the splicing seam and the matching joining tape. After the adhesive is slightly dry and turns tacky, fit the joining tape closely to the seam position. Then apply a second layer of adhesive on the surface of the joining tape. When the adhesive reaches the optimal bonding viscosity, press the turf firmly on the tape to complete the seamless splicing of the interface.

Step 4: Detail Adjustment and Compaction Finishing

Before the adhesive is completely set, repeatedly press the splicing area back and forth manually to ensure tight bonding between the turf edge and the joining tape, avoiding hollowing and warping. After bonding and fixing, comb the messy grass filaments to restore the upright and neat state of the turf, and comprehensively check all construction details to ensure no missing seams and uneven positions.