London 38mm Artificial Grass

Revive your garden or outdoor space with a vibrant lawn that keeps its summery look all year round. Our London 38mm artificial grass has a dense, soft pile that feels luxurious underfoot.

Light, vibrant and authentic

This turf features a beige field-jute thatch underneath, which helps reflect light for a bright, natural look. London 38mm is UV-protected to help it retain its colour for at least 10 years.

The combination of straight polyethylene and curled polypropylene micro-nerve fibres helps the blades stay upright and resist flattening. The densely woven fibres also reduce glare and shine, so the light colour looks natural from different angles.

Pet- and child-friendly

London 38mm is manufactured by Euroturf. Its dense, soft pile makes it suitable for family gardens and outdoor spaces used by pets and children.

Looking for a different style? Take a look at our Essex 38mm or Preston 40mm.

Installation

London 38mm comes in 2m, 4m and 5m widths, so you can choose the right combination for your space and keep waste to a minimum.

You can mix and match 2m and 4m pieces, as they come from the same batches. Only join 5m pieces to other 5m pieces for a consistent finish.

• Lay your London 38mm grass over a weed membrane to help keep weeds at bay.

• For extra cushioning, use a 20mm shockpad underlay, especially in children’s play areas.

• Make sure the pile runs in the same direction when joining panels for a less visible join.

Maintenance

London 38mm is easy to care for. There’s no need to mow, and you can spend less time weeding or dealing with mud on wet days.

• Pick up pet mess as soon as possible to help prevent odours and staining. For areas pets use frequently, you may also want to consider a pet-specific grass.

• Sweep away leaves and debris to help keep drainage clear, especially in autumn and winter.

• Avoid leaving heavy furniture on the grass for long periods, as it can flatten the fibres.

• Keep up with weekly cleaning and give the lawn a more thorough clean monthly as needed.

• Position mirrors and other reflective surfaces so they don’t direct sunlight onto the lawn, as concentrated heat can melt the fibres.