Artificial grass news tagged by: playgrounds

Mar

16

RELEASE: SYNLawn Systems save consumers on water bill

Consumers Can Save Up to 70% on their Water Bill with SYNLawn’s Artificial Grass Systems

(Atlanta, Ga.) – In today’s economy, every penny counts. That’s why SYNLawn (www.SYNLawn.com), the definitive authority on synthetic grass, is now helping consumers save up to 70% on their water bill by offering the only total solution-based artificial grass systems in the market.

“Our synthetic grass systems transform a previously high maintenance, costly lawn into an easy to maintain, water-saving show piece,” said George Neagle, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for SYNLawn. “People are enjoying a great looking lawn all year round. They’re helping conserve water while eliminating the hassles of maintenance, grass stains, dirty paws and more.

• golf
• landscape

Sep

06

The Acceptable Fake Diamond

What do a cubic zirconia and SYNLawn artificial turf have in common? They both make fake diamonds ... at least at California’s Westchester Lutheran School ... and ours looks much better. You have probably figured out by now that we installed synthetic grass on the baseball diamond at the California school.

• california
• green

Sep

06

SYNLawn in our Nation's Capital

Washington, D.C. The nation’s capital since 1800. There are memorable images that come to mind when you think of Washington, D.C: The White House. The Lincoln Memorial. The Washington Monument. The National Mall. The Capitol Building. Add SYNLawn artificial turf to the list of beautiful sights to see in the nation's capital.

• design
• green

Sep

06

Park Maitland School Revisited

Back in March 2005 in the article titled “SYNLawn Survives Three Hurricanes,” we told you about a SYNLawn synthetic grass installation at the Park Maitland School in Maitland, Florida. Park Maitland School installed SYNLawn in two separate areas of their campus in 2004. When we wrote the article in March 2005, the artificial turf had been installed for a year and just came out of Florida’s notorious hurricane season. Hurricanes Charley, Francis and Jeanne made their mark on a lot of Central Florida, but not a mark on the SYNLawn grass application. With another year gone by, and a few more hurricanes, we called the Park Maitland School to see how the turf was holding up this year.

• kids