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Achieving seamless joints in large synthetic lawn installations requires careful planning, precision, 熊本 人工芝 施工 and the right tools

The ultimate aim is to conceal all joins so the lawn appears as one unified field, not a patchwork of rolled sections

Begin with a solid, well-prepared foundation

If the underlying surface isn’t perfectly flat and firm, the seams will become visibly distorted and unsightly

Layer and tamp down high-density aggregate material to create a rock-solid, non-shifting foundation

Ensure all turf rolls are oriented with the pile facing the same way to maintain uniform color and texture

Misaligned fibers cause light reflection differences that expose seams under sunlight

Let the material settle in its final environment for a minimum of 4 hours to release tension and prevent post-installation warping

Acclimation allows the backing to adjust to ambient conditions, minimizing contraction once secured

Seams must be butted together tightly—no gap, no overlap, no slack

Carefully cut the backing with a fresh, razor-sharp blade to ensure clean, straight lines

Lightly outline the seam with chalk or a water-soluble marker to guide your cut

Use only manufacturer-recommended turf seaming tape engineered for outdoor durability

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Do not skimp on adhesive—it needs to bond firmly to both sides of the turf

Press the edges of the turf firmly onto the adhesive, making sure they merge completely

Roll the seam thoroughly with a 100-pound weighted roller for maximum contact

This removes air pockets and ensures maximum contact

Supplement the seam with premium infill—choose between washed silica sand, recycled rubber, or cooled rubber granules

Distribute the infill uniformly across the entire turf surface, paying special attention to the seam zone

Infill settles between fibers, masking the joint and unifying the texture

Use a heavy-duty fiber brush or electric turf broom to fluff fibers in the natural pile direction

Fluffing the blades creates a textured surface that diffuses light and hides imperfections

Avoid relying on artificial light—daylight reveals subtle gaps and inconsistencies

Never ignore minor lifting—it worsens with weather and foot traffic

Mastering these steps transforms large synthetic lawns into natural-looking, professional-grade surfaces