There are countless reasons to get artificial grass which we shall address here.
The first reason to get artificial grass might be that your ground is unsuitable for real grass.
For instance it may be far too hard, or you might want to keep the grass on a concrete surface without having to lay down soil on top and in these cases the only possible option is to use artificial turf.
Another popular use for artificial grass that is based on this principle is for grass that you want to keep indoors.
If you want to have a grassy area inside a building or home, then having artificial grass is often the only practical way to achieve this as it allows for you to lay the grass down on the floor without making any mess from soil and without needing any softer patches.
This can be particularly useful for commercial areas and has a range of marketing and design applications.
Artificial grass also has the advantage of of course requiring far less maintenance.
The substance is normally made from a bouncy material meaning that it can maintain its shape even when it has been walked on repeatedly.
This means that there is no need for restrictive seeming 'keep off the grass signs' and means that you won't have flat trampled on areas of grass as a result.
At the same time the grass will of course not grow and this means that you don't need to pay someone to constantly mow the lawn and that means that you will also never need to deal with overgrown grass which can look unprofessional and unkempt.
Artificial grass does not require watering and this means that you can keep it indoors and in other places that are perhaps unsuitable for keeping large amounts of water.
It also saves yet another job that would require a gardener or take time out of your other daily tasks.
Despite this it remains completely green and looks far more vibrant than real grass all year round.
This means that it looks better with less work and means that your grass looks better and that it reflects better on your company or on your home.
It also can't get too wet meaning that it won't become water logged and muddy during lots of rain, and meaning that you can keep it by the side of a pool etc where it may otherwise be drowned by the high amounts of water.
Some artificial turf also allows for the integration of optic fibres.
This is excellent from a marketing perspective and for elaborate and eye catching designs and displays as you can cause the grass to light up in the dark and to form messages etc.
You can also very precisely design the layout of the grass so that you can use it to form letters etc without worrying about it growing outside the edges.