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we’re going to show you how to DIY this clear the surface existing Grassroots and mulch adding a weed barrier will prevent most weeds secure the weed barrier with landscape anchors every 12 in along the edges and overlap add 2 to 4 in of aggregate the type of aggregate available will vary based on your region Tamp or roll the aggregate down to compact it Turf needs to be stretched tightly to be installed correctly nail the turf into place spread the infill evenly across the entire area
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People who install cancer carpet outside are playing in their own tier
I often hear you need quarter minus underneath.
Should be banned .
No wonder why we hardly have any Wild life ..Selfish people !
How much did that area cost in total??
What are you nailing to? There's no wordunder that
Can I just use sand as aggregate?
Why add over top of the weed barrier? For weeds to grow?
So you put the weed barrier down and add soil on top?? 😂😂😂😂 Weeds will grow??
Will the gophers come up through it?
Your base material is not correct you essentially created a pond in your back yard: water isn’t going to flow thru sand that will. Base material should be drain rock then a thin layer of paver sand or 3/8 chip rock. And do not use a roller must be compacted with a vibrating plate 2 inch lifts
Also like this gets so hot it makes being outside unenjoyable. If you want to love your backyard don’t do this.