SEAM: Commercial grade black weed barrier can be laid across the entire area giving you an ideal gluing surface. You can also put 2ft. strips anywhere that a seam is going to be.

NOTE: We recommend a minimum of 8" on each side of the seam - allowing ample amount of gluing surface.

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By laying out your design on paper you will get a rough idea of the materials you will need. This example shows that there will be a 2ft. fringe on three sides and a 3ft. fringe on the bottom side.

Use a piece of yellow or white chalk to draw out your design on the rectangle of putting green material. We suggest that you make this decision with all parties involved prior to cutting the material. (Professional installers might need their clients present during this process.)

Insert 16d penny box nails 6" to 8" apart. Push them through the material exposing the point on the backside. Rollback the putting green surface exposing the nails. You can take a red sharppie(marker) and transfer the design that is on the surface to the back of the material or just cut along the nail trips using them as a guide. Remember to use  a sharp utility knife to cut out your pattern. Change out your blades frequently.

Layout your rough cut fringe pieces around the entire putting green. Adjust accordingly to allow room for trimming.

Using a 7" - 8" galvanized gutter spike to nail the entire perimeter (6" - 12" on center).

Carefully pull back the putting green surface allowing your fringe material to fall below the putting green surface (Get the entire putting green surface on top of all fringe pieces.)

Using the putting green edge as a guide and stick 16d penny box nails 6" to 8" apart through the fringe material.

Moved back the putting green surface in the area that you are working on. Flipped the fringe material over exposing the nails tips. Using nail tips as a guide cut all fringe material.