Professional Artificial Grass Installation Services in Abu Dhabi

Discover how Easigrass can transform your outdoor space with our expert artificial grass installations.

Artificial Grass Installation

Enjoy a vibrant, green lawn all year, even in the extreme Abu Dhabi heat. With over three decades of experience in the industry, we deliver high-quality artificial grass products and professional installation that stand the test of time. From expert groundwork to the final finishing touches, we ensure every step of your installation is seamless.

Range of Artificial Grass Types

At Easigrass Abu Dhabi, we offer a wide selection of award-winning artificial grass, each designed to suit your lifestyle, space and climate conditions. Whether you’re searching for a natural-look and feel for your sprawling villa or a low-maintenance lawn for your balcony, we have a product to suit your needs.

Our Comprehensive Artificial Grass Product Range Includes:

Premium artificial grass for villas, rooftops, and gardens.
Experience a smooth putting experience with our award-winning golf surfaces.
Soft and durable pet-friendly artificial grass for a clean and green space.
Choose the look and feel for your outdoor space with multiple pile height options.
Enjoy a surface that can withstand heavy use while retaining its lush appearance.

Installation FAQs

How long does it take to lay artificial grass?

The beauty of Easigrass is its quick, simple laying process. A 50 square metre garden can be laid in a single day.

Can I fit Easigrass turf myself?

To guarantee the highest quality and finish, we recommend that our artificial grass is installed by our professionally-trained installation teams.

If you’ve been unlucky and your artificial lawn is damaged, just call our team who may be able to carry out some patch repairs.

How much artificial grass will I need?

Every garden is different, but the average size of a domestic garden we install is between 50 and 60 square metres.

What surfaces can artificial grass be installed on?

The Easigrass team is well-skilled at laying our artificial grass over a diverse range of surfaces, including soil, concrete, brick, wood and even plastic. We’ll devise a solution and make the proper preparations to ensure a seamless laying process, tailored to the surface we are laying on.

How do I measure my garden?

Take measurements across the longest and widest points of your area. You will then need to round these measurements up to the nearest metre. Next, multiply the width by the length and this will give you your square metre requirement.

Artificial Grass Installation Process

We believe the installation process isn’t just about laying artificial grass. It’s about creating an outdoor space that’s pristine, low-maintenance, and durable, ensuring you have the opportunity to enjoy it for years to come. At Easigrass Abu Dhabi, we handle every step of the installation process, leveraging our decades of experience to deliver an artificial lawn that allows you to enjoy a lush oasis everyday.

Here’s how our artificial grass installation process works:

We remove existing grass, soil, dirt, and sand to ensure your outdoor surface is perfectly level. Leaving your surface smooth, with no bumps, lumps, or tripping hazards.
Next, a geotextile membrane is installed to prevent weeds from popping up while allowing water to drain easily.
To ensure a durable and even foundation, we use specialist equipment to lay and compact an aggregate base.
Keep your lawn extra hygienic by applying an odor-reducing treatment – a great option for spaces with pets!
For a natural, uninterrupted look and feel, we expertly join your new Easigrass lawn using commercial-grade binding tape and adhesive.
A crisp, clean finish is achieved by inspecting and protecting your lawn’s edging details.
The last step is to do a thorough clean up so you can step onto your artificial lawn immediately.

Step 1: Remove existing earth/dirt/sand down to the required depth.

Our irrigation experts will arrive at your property before the main installation team arrives. They will cap off any irrigation pipes and test the system to make sure that after we have left there are no issues with the irrigation leaking. The main team then arrives and we begin our first step major in the Easigrass installation process. This stage is the most time consuming part of the installation. We use a selection of tools to help us move as quickly but we also need to be as careful as possible as there are often irrigation pipes and electrical wires in and around lawns. We will dig down to the required depth, which is usually around 6cm. The reason we need to remove the existing grass is to make sure that there in no living vegetation left in the lawn once we have finished installing your new artificial grass lawn. Anything that was living needs to be removed so that there is no chance of it re-growing and ruining the artificial grass. Any weeds or grass roots need to be totally removed so that they don’t try and grow back through the grass. Normal sand and soil is also not suitable to have artificial grass installed on it either as it is not stable enough so it needs to be replaced with more solid base material which we will get onto later on.

Step 2: Water and compact remaining earth/sand/soil.

Once we’ve removed all existing earth we are left with a rough bump and lumpy surface which needs to be flattened and compacted so that it is as hard as possible, almost like a foundation for the rest of the base. It will still be permeable but will now be hard, firm and flat, this give us a great start to the rest of the base system. We use the Easi-Wacker plate for this part of the base work.

Step 3: Install interlock/brick edging

This is often the stage of the installation that confuses our clients as it looks as if we are adding an extra edge to the lawn. Well, actually we are, but it’s not an edge anyone will be able to see. These interlock bricks sit under the grass and give us something solid to glue to. Many companies use nails, spikes or simply leave the edges. We never use any metal anywhere near our grass; we have removed lots of old installations where the previous installers have used metal spikes and over time the metal has rusted and has become extremely dangerous, especially for anyone with bare feet, we don’t ever want to take this risk. Leaving the edges is also not an option; in Dubai and the Middle East temperatures can fluctuate so much during the day and night that the grass will try to expand and contact all day every day. In order to prevent the grass from rippling it needs to be secured down at the edges so that it can’t move. If it isn’t secured it will curl up an ripple within days.

Step 4: Geo-textile layer

Once the earth is nicely compacted and the new edging is in we fit a heavy-duty geo-textile membrane to act as a weed barrier. This Geo-textile layer is like a thin paper sheet, it acts as a further barrier to prevent any organic matter that has managed to survive from growing up through the grass installation. As well as preventing any growth is also acts as a stabiliser separating the compacted earth and the aggregate base, which is the next part of the system.

Step 5: Base material

We now introduce a crushed rock aggregate to form the new base.
This material is easily compactable and creates a solid, stable base, perfect for artificial grass. We spread it out over the geo-textile membrane and then carefully level it by hand making sure it is perfectly flat and even.

Step 6: Compact the new aggregate base.

Once the base has been levelled by hand and watered thoroughly we compacted it over and over again in order to get the perfect finish but once it has been given the correct amount of attention it will be incredibly even and feel extremely solid whilst still remaining porous.

Step 7: Check the new base levels are perfect

We check the base levels with a straight edge to make sure that when the artificial grass is being installed it is going down on a perfectly flat and smooth surface.

Step 8: Supply and fit your chosen Easigrass™.

Now comes the fun part, your Easigrass artificial grass is ready to go down. First we work out the best direction for the pile of the grass to face. All fake grass products will tend to lean a fraction in one direction or the other. Some products more than others and some you can hardly even tell but all products will have a direction. We assess the area where the grass is going and where there will be the least seams possible combined with the best viewing angle we make our decision on how to to install the grass. Once the uncut rolls are in place we will then firstly rough-cut then grass so it’s easier to work with. We then trim the grass to the perfect size and make sure it’s a great fit for the new base and edging.

Step 9: Gluing and preparing the seams

We open up the prepared seams of the grass so that we can insert our glueing tape easily. We then apply glue to the specialist seaming tape using our in-house deigned gluing machine. The glued tape is stretched out along the seam and then the seams are closed onto the tape. This gives a perfect fit and leaves the seams virtually invisible.

Step 10: Close the seams

This is where experience and product knowledge come into play. When the seam is closed it should be about 97% invisible, sometimes under the correct circumstances the seam can totally disappear but generally speaking if you know where to look you will be able to detect it ever so slightly. The technician will look for areas along the seam that are more visible than others and trim the grass accordingly. Only our most experiences installers work on the seams.

Step 11: Apply artificial grass glue to all edges

Once all the seams are closed and have been meticulously checked we then move on to gluing the edges of the system to make sure there is no movement once the installation is finished. Once the glue is in place on the edges we attach the grass and apply pressure in order to create a very strong bond.

Step 12: Apply the sand Infill

Once the grass is cut into place and all the edges and seams are glued it’s time to get the sand on as quickly as possible. The sand does three important things. It weighs the whole system down to stop it moving whether from shrinkage, wind or heavy use. The sand infill also helps to keep the fibres standing upright for as long as possible and also protects the backing of the artificial grass carpet that could be pierced or damaged. The sand we use though isn’t beach sand or dune sand it’s a special kind of sand called silica sand that is actually the broken down mineral, quartz. It’s the same white sand you see in bunkers on golf courses. It’s a very clean and very round sand so it protects the artificial grass blades and the base of the grass. Once the sand has been applied to the grass it needs to be massaged into the fibres so that it sinks right to the bottom of the grass and sits on the backing material. We do this using a blower and a power brush to evenly distribute the silica sand throughout the installation. Once we’ve been over the installation with the blower and the brush the sand is totally invisible but will remain there throughout the life of the grass protecting it.

Step 13: Silica sand levelling

Once the silica sand is in the grass we find any areas that feel slightly uneven and Using a blower we evenly distribute the sand throughout the installation so that the grass feels nice and even underfoot.

Step 14: Clean up

Lastly we give the installation a quick spray with water and a final brush with the power broom in the opposite direction to the pile. Any dust that has settled on the grass fibres is washed away and the lawn glistens in the sunlight ready for handover.