Preparation
Remove the existing real grass (if any) and clearing the ground. You can use a sod cutter for the purpose of removing the older grass. You will also have to remove the debris and the caps of the existing sprinkler system.

 

Make sure the base on which you will put the artificial grass is leveled. If not, then you can use crushed granite, sand or gravel and make sure that the base is firm and leveled.

 

Unroll the artificial grass and make it straight. Do not forget to mark out the area where the other lengths will be placed. Check out for the correct breadth as well. Repeat the procedure with the second roll and set it next to the first one. Use a carpet knife to cut the seams in between the two rolls.

 

You will have to glue the seams of the rolls with seam tape and adhesive. Make sure that the gap between lengths of two rolls in not more than 4mm. Now, invert the edges of both the rolls. By doing this, about 60cm to 75cm of the ground must get visible.

 

The key here is to apply the exact amount of the adhesive. Apply it on the seam tape and not on the first two lengths of the grass. Spread the glue by using the notched adhesive spreader.

Press hard at the back of the artificial grass carefully onto the spread out adhesive. Once you place the artificial grass, check for the seams and make sure that they are stuck well. If not, you can use some more adhesive to glue them down.

Cut the grass into the desired shape and clean off all the remnants.