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The use of artificial turf for the construction of sports fields started in the middle of 20th century. Artificial grass was first used in 1966 in Astrodome in Houston Texas for the construction of an American football pitch. The artificial grass was installed in the largest world stadium for indoor sports.

This initial move was a success because in the succeeding decades, many people have started using artificial grass for a number of reasons. It was during this time that its use was extended to outdoor purposes and for the construction of outdoor stadiums in the US and Canada.

Today, artificial grass is widely used in sports fields, landscaping, gardening and other decorative purpose.

Aesthetic Quality

Despite the higher purpose of child play, grass came about purely because of its aesthetic contribution to vast, empty yard space. A perfectly manicured lawn can certainly attribute beauty to a home, but it doesn’t have to be expensive or consume a ton of time and resources.

Artificial grass is actually a much more inherent concept than real grass because it does serve a purely aesthetic purpose without taking a very real toll on natural resources.

When we rate artificial grass, one of the things we look for is aesthetic quality. How does the grass look? An ideal candidate looks like real grass. When people think of artificial grass, the association is that bright green, super-cropped, tacky carpet-looking thing they spread on miniature golf-courses. That is the primitive specimen of artificial grass and it is used in those scenarios purely for economic and practical reasons; today’s artificial grass can be just as gorgeous as the real thing- it just takes a bit of research.