Dutch Project Flooring · Spain & Europe
Outdoor deck surfaces & custom artificial grass
Artificial grass layouts for leisure decks, terraces and hospitality spaces, including putting greens and patterned recreational areas.
By appointment. At your project location.
Start with the purpose of the space
A leisure deck, decorative terrace and recreational area need different surface choices. Agree whether the installation is mainly visual, intended for putting practice or designed for another specific activity. Pile, backing and layout should suit that brief.
Artificial grass does not make every surface suitable for sport or provide a guaranteed safety rating. Where fall protection, sporting performance or a particular slip requirement matters, the complete system needs the relevant project assessment.
Drainage and the underlying deck
The underlying surface, drainage routes and existing waterproofing must be understood before fixing a new finish. Avoid covering drains or creating details that retain water. Any fixing method should be compatible with the substrate and the relevant waterproofing or vessel requirements.
On marine projects, the covering and installation assembly require review against the vessel specification. Product approvals cannot be assumed from a similar installation ashore. Coordinate these questions with the responsible project team.
Custom layouts and material planning
Putting areas, chess patterns and contrasting zones need a layout and cutting plan. Record dimensions, colour changes, joints and the direction of the pile before material is ordered. Curves and detailed patterns affect material use and installation time.
Our marine project gallery shows examples of custom outdoor leisure surfaces. The visual concept is developed around the available area, while practical details such as edge finishing and service access remain part of the specification.
Installation sequence and protection
Agree delivery routes, storage and access to the work area. Weather exposure and the chosen fixing products can affect the installation window. Adjacent work should be coordinated so the surface is not damaged before handover.
Edges, joins and connections to stairs or adjoining paving need a clear detail. The completed finish should follow the agreed layout and allow access to relevant drains and maintenance points.
Maintenance and project enquiries
Outdoor artificial grass needs cleaning and periodic attention; it is not maintenance-free. Debris, dust and concentrated wear should be managed according to the supplier’s guidance. Coastal or marine locations can require particular care around salt and drainage.
Send plans, photographs, the substrate type and the intended use of the space. Include any marine or project-specific documentation requirements and the target dates so the proposed system can be reviewed before ordering.
Before we begin
Practical project questions.
What do you need for an initial project proposal?
Send plans, photographs, the location, approximate areas and the target programme. Include product preferences and existing specifications. The proposal is refined around a site assessment and an agreed scope.
Can you work around a phased programme?
Phased access and out-of-hours work can be discussed. Product availability, substrate condition, drying and curing requirements determine the practical sequence; a target date must be checked against these conditions.
Can flooring, curtains and shading be coordinated?
For residential and suitable commercial projects, these services can be included in one agreed package. Each service still needs its own measurements, specification and installation provisions.
Where do appointments take place?
We work by appointment at the project location. Spain is our main focus, alongside projects in the Netherlands and elsewhere in Europe. Tell us the exact location to discuss practical arrangements.
From specification to installation
Let’s plan the finishing work.
Share your location, plans, required services and target dates. We can discuss the scope and arrange an appointment at your project location.
Discuss your project