Turf turns dead space into usable space: a roof terrace nobody walked on, a sand courtyard the kids avoided, a villa side yard. It needs no water, which in Qatar is not a small point.
The specification that matters is UV stability and drainage — everything else is preference.
Specification
| Pile height | 20mm play areas, 30–40mm garden look |
|---|---|
| Backing | Perforated, so rain and hose water drains |
| UV | Stabilised — critical for Gulf sun |
| Base | Compacted sand or existing tile with a shock pad |
| Best for | Roof terraces, courtyards, play areas, pool surrounds |
| Maintenance | Rinse and brush; no watering or mowing |
Why people choose it
- No irrigation — a real saving in Qatar
- Perforated backing drains after rain or hosing
- Shock pad option for children's play areas
- Stays green through summer with no maintenance
Frequently asked questions
Does artificial grass get too hot to walk on?
In direct July sun it does heat up. Lighter pile colours and a rinse before use both help, and shaded terraces stay comfortable through most of the day.
How long does it last in Qatar?
Six to ten years for UV-stabilised turf with a proper base. Cheap unstabilised turf can look tired after two summers.
Can it be laid over existing tiles?
Yes, on a roof or terrace we lay over sound tile with a shock pad, keeping the existing drainage falls intact.
Get a price for Artificial grass
Send the room count and we reply the same working day with a price and the next free measurement slot. No charge, no obligation.