Finished installation from Turf Miami’s project gallery.
The finished space
A green surface in a narrow side yard.
This completed installation follows a long, narrow side yard. Artificial turf sits between the paved area and the wooden fence, with its outline following the planted areas. The photograph shows the finished surface and the transitions that define this compact space.
Long, narrow layout
The turf forms an elongated green strip within the side yard, following the available space beside the paving.
Paving and fence edges
The finished turf runs alongside the paved surface and wooden fence, giving the passage a defined green outline.
Planted-area transitions
The turf outline meets stone-edged planting areas and follows the space around the palm and surrounding vegetation.
Planning a similar space
Start with your site’s conditions.
For your own project, the site visit defines the product, preparation and finishing details. The points below are planning guidance for a similar space.
For a similar side yard, share its width, access points and the way people move through it. A site visit helps define the layout and transitions to nearby paving.
Identify plants and trees to retain, existing drains and places where rainwater collects. Base preparation and drainage work should be specified for your own site.
Discuss perimeter details and access for regular cleaning. The written proposal should describe the materials, preparation and finishing work included in your installation.
