Does Artificial Turf Tend To Get Damaged More Easily in Rainy Weather Or During Extreme Conditions?

Rainy season: The bottom is designed with drainage holes, ensuring smooth drainage and preventing water accumulation. It also does not affect the lifespan of the lawn.
High-temperature weather: The grass fibers remain heat-resistant and do not deform. They can be cooled by sprinkling water, making them more comfortable to use.
Snow and ice weather: The grass fibers may become harder, but they are not prone to breaking. Once the snow and ice melt, they will return to normal use.
Strong winds or sandstorms: The lawn is less likely to be damaged. It only requires regular cleaning of surface debris or replenishing of filler particles.
Daily Maintenance Suggestions
Regularly check whether the drainage is unobstructed.
Clear up debris and inspect seams after extreme weather.
Regularly add the filling granules to keep the lawn level.
With its outstanding weather resistance, artificial turf can provide a stable and consistent user experience for many years, whether it is used in outdoor courtyards, sports fields, kindergartens, or rooftop gardens.