Trintion 4 x 1M Artificial Grass 10mm Pile Height Faux Grass Synthetic Lawn High-Density Fake Turf Realistic Looking Artificial Turf Roll for Patio Garden Lawn Dog Pets Indoor Outdoor Fake Grass Mat

It's very thin and flimsy, its not really artificial grass as such , it's more like someone's thrown artificial grass strands onto anti weed matting and glued it down , if you want artificial lawn rolls I suggest that you avoid this and look for something else and pay a bit more, there also seems to be a 2+inch edge that runs down the roll that's just the plain backing so you can tell its just a tarpaulin with green bits stuck to it , honestly wish I'd not wasted money in it and bought gravel instead.

Not a quality artificial grass not even good. Nothing like what the picture shows. The grass on the mat looks like it's had a crue cut hair do, and mean nearly right to the scalp. Very fin layer of artificial grass and not a bright green as shown on the picture. So if I was anyone i would avoid this item.

Very poor quality

Good value put it around fish pond will be buying more

Very poor quality, started to fall apart when removed from box ( very disappointing)

I m very disappointed, it s looks awful, it s very thin and rough, it s looks like a Christmas artificial tree...so don t waste your money.

Bought faux grass before but this is dreadful don’t bother 100% CRAP

Did you know… According to a recent survey by the insurance firm Churchill, nearly three in five respondents (58%) said they regretted buying artificial grass and wanted to remove it! And almost half (44%) said they were concerned about the environmental consequences. Research also suggests that artificial lawn can decrease the value of your property by 5%!There are so many reasons not to use artificial grass. Anyone thinking of purchasing it (from any company or supplier), please first get advice from an experienced gardener or horticulturist.Artificial lawn can be- more expensive to lay than natural lawn.- higher maintenance than real grass. You will have to wash, brush or even hoover it regularly because naturally occurring dirt and bacteria stay on the surface (instead of harmlessly biodegrading as they do on real grass), causing bad smells and hygiene problems. Special brushes, vacuum cleaners & cleaning products = more expense!- cause drainage problems & increase flood risks on your property because it cannot absorb rainwater as effectively as real grass.- absorb far more heat than real grass, and become unbearably hot. Some manufacturers even recommend buying awnings or shade sails to reduce heat, or hosing down the lawn – more expense!- cause friction burns and scorching. Independent studies report that play-related injury risk rates on artificial sports pitches are 88% higher and the risk of serious concussion is 22% higher than on real turf.- nonrecyclable and doesn't properly biodegrade. As it breaks down, plastic particles are released into your garden, into the local ecosystem, and into our waterways, potentially damaging the environment & human health.- create an inorganic barrier over the soil, which can kill soil life eg, earthworms. This has a knock-on effect on the garden birds and mammals who rely on them as a food source. It can also harm the quality of the soil (which may cause you problems if you decide to replant that area in a few years time.)British ecosystems are already severely under threat and fashions like artificial lawn and hard-standing make the situation even worse. Please explore alternatives before you buy artificial turf.There are many alternatives to a traditional grass lawn which won't cost the earth, or your wallet, and any experienced gardener in your area should be willing and able to make suggestions (tapestry lawn, mini-meadow, gravel garden, xeriscaping, planted paving, etc etc)Skilled gardeners can be found by checking accredited professional or guild websites, contacting your local public gardens, or messaging local gardening groups on social media. The UK is one of the most nature-depleted countries on the planet and our gardens are at the forefront of protecting what's left.Thank you for reading.