It is not recommended to put pavers on top of artificial grass. Artificial grass is designed to be porous, so that water can drain through it. Pavers would block this drainage, and could lead to water pooling and puddling on the artificial grass. This could damage the artificial grass and create a breeding ground for mold and mildew.
In addition, pavers would put a lot of weight on the artificial grass, which could cause it to flatten and lose its shape. Over time, this could lead to the artificial grass becoming damaged and needing to be replaced.
If you need to place pavers in an area with artificial grass, it is best to remove the artificial grass first. You can then install the pavers and replace the artificial grass around them.
Here are some tips for installing pavers on top of artificial grass:
- Remove the artificial grass from the area where you will be installing the pavers.
- Prepare the ground for the pavers. This may involve leveling the ground and adding a base layer of sand or gravel.
- Install the pavers. Be sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for installing the pavers.
- Cut the artificial grass to fit around the pavers.
- Secure the artificial grass to the ground around the pavers.
- Brush in infill around the pavers to help the artificial grass stand up straight and prevent weeds from growing.
By following these tips, you can install pavers on top of artificial grass and create a beautiful and durable outdoor space.
