Artificial Grass Pins
At Grass247, we have a selection of pins for artificial grass available to help you properly fit your artificial lawn. ... Read more
At Grass247, we have a selection of pins for artificial grass available to help you properly fit your artificial lawn.
We price-match these products daily, so with our Price Guarantee, you can be sure you are getting these artificial grass fixings at the best possible price! Please also feel free to take a look at our full Artificial Grass Accessories range if you require other items to aid the installation of your artificial turf. Browse below to find the best artificial grass pins for your lawn.
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Powder Coated Green Grass Pins 150mm
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Galvanised Grass Pins 150mm
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More Info on Fixing Pins
When it comes to securing your artificial lawn, fixing pins for artificial grass are one of the simplest and most effective solutions going. They're hammered directly through the grass and into the sub-base beneath, holding the edges and perimeter firmly in place without the need for adhesive, making them a quick, straightforward choice for installations on soil, sand, or compacted aggregate bases. We stock two varieties of 150mm artificial grass fixing pins here at Grass247. Our standard ...
When it comes to securing your artificial lawn, fixing pins for artificial grass are one of the simplest and most effective solutions going. They're hammered directly through the grass and into the sub-base beneath, holding the edges and perimeter firmly in place without the need for adhesive, making them a quick, straightforward choice for installations on soil, sand, or compacted aggregate bases. We stock two varieties of 150mm artificial grass fixing pins here at Grass247. Our standard galvanised pins are a no-fuss, great-value option that will stand up to the elements without rusting. If you'd prefer something a little more discreet, our powder-coated green pins are designed to blend in with the grass itself, making them virtually invisible once in place; a particularly nice touch around exposed edges and borders.
Both options are sold in packs, so whether you're pinning down a small area or securing a larger installation, it's easy to pick up exactly what you need. As a general rule, artificial grass fixings should be placed every 150-200mm along perimeter edges for a secure, professional finish. Pins are often used alongside adhesive and seaming tape for joins between pieces of grass. Take a look at our full Artificial Grass Accessories range for everything you'll need.
FAQs - Artificial Grass Fixing Pins
Artificial grass fixing pins are used to secure the edges and perimeter of your artificial lawn to the sub-base beneath. They're pushed or hammered through the grass backing and into the ground, keeping the turf firmly in position and preventing it from lifting or shifting over time.
Both are 150mm galvanised steel pins, so the he powder-coated green pins are painted to blend in with the grass. If your pins will be visible along a border or edge, the green option gives a much neater, more discreet finish.
As a general guide, pins for artificial grass should be spaced approximately every 150-200mm along all perimeter edges. The exact number will depend on the size and shape of your lawn, so it's worth calculating the total perimeter length before ordering and rounding up to make sure you have enough. Our team can help you work this out if needed.
For perimeter edges on soil or aggregate-based installations, pins can be used on their own as the primary fixing method. However, for joining two pieces of grass together, adhesive and seaming tape are recommended as the strongest and most seamless option. Many installers use a combination of both, with pins around the perimeter and adhesive at the joins, for the best overall result.
Yes, our 150mm pins are long enough to pass through both the grass backing and a layer of underlay, and still achieve a secure fixing into the sub-base beneath. They're a particularly convenient option when underlay is involved, as they fix all layers in one go without any additional steps.
Fixing pins aren't suitable for hard surfaces like concrete or paving, as they can't be driven into a solid base. For hard surface installations, adhesive is the recommended fixing method instead. Take a look at our Adhesives & Tapes range for the right product for your project.
The pins are pushed through the grass backing at the edges, so the head of the pin sits at the very perimeter of the lawn rather than within the grass itself. In most cases they're barely noticeable, especially once any border edging is in place. If visibility is a concern, our powder-coated green pins are the better choice as they blend in naturally with the turf.
Yes, both our standard and green powder-coated artificial grass pins are galvanised, which means they're treated to resist rust and corrosion. This is important for an outdoor application where the pins will be permanently exposed to the elements, and means you can expect them to remain secure and intact for the long term.