🥇 Harewood 32mm EN71 Artificial Grass: Durable and Safety-Certified Artificial Grass for Play, Available in 4mtr or 2mtr Widths

THE HARDSCAPE SUPPLIES CO LTD

£24

🥇 Harewood 32mm EN71 Artificial Grass: Durable and Safety-Certified Artificial Grass for Play With a generous 32mm pile height, our Harewood grass blends six natural shades for a rich, true-to-life look that feels as good as it looks. Featuring a mix of three yarn shapes—W Shape, C-Rib, and MiNT—this grass is designed for durability and resilience, standing up to heavy usage. Soft yet sturdy, it's ready for every step, jump, and roll, making it an ideal choice for spaces that get real use without compromising on quality. Grass Colour: Dark Grass Pile Height: 32mm Grass Weight: 2.5 kg/m² Yarn

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