Installing artificial grass on a sloped surface can be tricky but entirely possible with the correct setup and execution. Initially, remove all native plants, stones, 熊本 人工芝 施工 and trash. Employ a manual or powered sod cutter to excavate the surface topsoil if necessary. Once the surface is clean, contour the incline to create a level, uniform foundation. This helps prevent water pooling and ensures the turf lies flat. It’s advisable to lay a a stabilized aggregate substrate and press it down layer by layer using a vibratory plate tamper to build a solid base.

Following base preparation, place a permeable landscaping fabric over the full slope. This blocks invasive roots from piercing the turf while still permitting optimal permeability. Make sure the fabric overlaps at the seams 6–8 inches and hold tightly with heavy-duty yard anchors. Begin positioning the turf roll along the top of the slope and work your way down. Trim the material in manageable segments rather than trying to install it all at once. Use a sharp utility knife to neatly contour the borders to follow the natural grade.

To keep the turf in place, install synthetic turf anchors along the perimeter and mid-slope zones. Space pins at 12"-18" intervals, especially along the top and bottom where turf displacement occurs. When the grade exceeds moderate angles, install a retaining edge of pressure-treated lumber, river rock, or plastic edging along the ridge and base to prevent upward or downward shifting. Once the turf is pinned, brush it with a stiff broom or power brush to fluff up the fibers and achieve a realistic appearance.

End with a thin application of quartz sand or rubber infill across the installed zone. This keeps the fibers grounded and enhances durability. Distribute uniformly with a stiff-bristled broom and gently rake it into the fibers. Exceeding recommended depths as too much infill can make the surface stiff. Post-installation, inspect the area for any loose edges or wrinkles and adjust as needed. Using these best practices, synthetic turf on an incline will maintain its beauty with minimal upkeep and need almost no care.