Definition of Artificial Grass
Artificial grass, or synthetic turf, is a man-made product manufactured to look like natural grass. Artificial grass is a carpet-like material used for a variety of indoor and outdoor surfaces, and is made of recycled or synthetic material. Does this Spark an idea?
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Creation
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Artificial turf was created by David Chaney in 1960, in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina.
Uses
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Artificial grass is often used for landscaping, sports stadiums and commercial applications. This turf is also used for pet areas and for playgrounds.
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Advantages
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Artificial grass is recommended on surfaces where natural grass cannot be grown easily or at all. Artificial grass also requires low maintenance. Areas with artificial grass have less damage and wear spots than areas with natural grass.
Disadvantages
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Artificial grass is often viewed as a contributor to the greenhouse effect because it replaces large areas of natural grass, which is beneficial to the environment and helps to lessen the greenhouse effect.
Home Uses
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Artificial grass is often used to beautify yards, decks or patios (see Resources).
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