Sorbus MAT-GRASS12A Mat Interlocking Soft Artificial Grass Carpet – Floor Tiles, Green

So far so good, being so cheap pre sqft hard to pass up, I be happy if it last two years or whole year. It actually sits down pretty good easy to cut and shape with good pair of scissors. Looks good, not real thick but should prevent serious injuries. I suggest flattening, level the ground. I Used few layers of crushed granet then compacted it. I used 780 sqft of product.Note on bad reviews the way I see it.Loose material - Ordering about 204 of these - "yes" There is small plastic pieces or loose material in boxes I simply shook them outside. I would suggest light vacuum to get the rest if indoors.Using a blower - No issues what so ever using a hand blower to clean, I bought nails to nail into base/ground but from the looks of it I should not have to nail them down just yet. This is because the the number I ordered 204 of them connected might give them more weight then just a few dozen.All 204 pieces match color. You need to align the grass all the same if the grass is tilted one way and you place next square with the grass bent the other, then yes it looks like different colors light and dark green. Think of it like when you vacuum your carpet or sequin pillows. You move it one way or the other it changes the color. My wife said why did you place it with the dark green side " I looked at her and told to stand on the other side" Then boom like magic it was light green. :D.Love to upload a picture but from some reason no option too? Strange I uploaded before.

This product works great as the subfloor in my simulator. It is fast and easy to install. With the finished edges pieces really added a completed look to the booth. The 2x2 panels made it easy to size for the surface I needed. When installed in the proper pattern direction the color is very uniform. It was a bit messy and shed a bit out of the box. Guessing it’s from the manufacturing process, however once I finished and cleaned up with a vacuum and broom it’s been great. It’s perfect for this application with the Skytrak hitting mats on top.

I'm using these are part of a golf simulator build for my garage. I wanted some cheap and light weight to use to have the balls drop onto when they hit the screen to be shock absorbers and keep the balls from flying all over the place. These worked great and I actually ended up buying a second set and extending that out even further than shown in the picture. I actually took some thin fiber board and used liquid nails to stick the pads to large 4'x6' boards so I can pick them up and lay them against the wall and out of the way quickly, since I still need to use that space to park my car in. The screens are retractable. The one down side is that the pads do shed quite a bit, at least when taking them out and setting them up. I could see them shedding more if you are moving them a bunch or walking around on them a bunch though.

6 of the pieces are peeling pretty bad shown in pictures. Had to use super glue to fix. Overall decent quality.

The reviews about poor color matching almost dissuaded me. Upon opening the box and assembling, I found that indeed some tiles LOOKED to be a different color but it was only because they were installed the wrong way. Once I started to move tiles around to make the mismatch colors look better, I noticed it was simply the angle in which the grass was angled. After some adjustments, the entire area matched.I bought two boxes and came out with a lot of square footage coverage. I love these and highly recommend you purchase. This is an inexpensive and easy to install option for an outdoor play area.About the grass debris, yes, they do fall off but what do we expect? It’s artificial turf tiles. If you’re considering this for an indoor project, probably not the best option but for an outdoor area, some debris isn’t so bad.