Artificial Grass Tape 6In-32.8Ft

The adhesive backing is very strong, creating a secure hold that keeps the grass in place even with heavy foot traffic. Application was simple: just roll it out, peel the backing, and press the grass edges firmly onto the tape. It holds tight and blends seamlessly—no messy glue needed. The quality is excellent, weather-resistant, and built to last. Perfect for DIY turf projects, patios, or backyard putting greens. Highly recommend for anyone working with artificial grass!

Quality product. Extremely helpful and easy to use. I applied this entire roll to my seam (64ft long). Outside temperature was about 50 degrees F and there was a downpour of rain within an hour of applying the tape to the turf seam. Held up extremely well and we shall see if it holds up in the coming seasons.

This artificial turf adhesive tape exceeded my expectations. It’s very strong, easy to cut and apply, and holds the turf securely without shifting. The adhesive works well in both dry and slightly damp conditions, and the seams are clean and nearly invisible once installed. We’ve had it down for about 6 months now, and it’s stayed perfectly in place despite kids playing and outdoor weather. Highly recommend for anyone doing DIY artificial turf installation or repairs.

Strong adhesive

This tape works very well and it's wide width works extremely well. The glue works great so you must be careful because it will stick to every and anything,

We use this to hold turf to our roof deck for my dog. She chases the hose back and forth and, even with the quick turns and her being 80lbs, the turf doesn’t move! We eventually tried to take it off and it’s impossible to remove. Goo gone, power washer, even paint stripper won’t work. If you never want to remove it, it’s great. Otherwise I’d look at a different product.

Worked well

At first I was skeptical that two pieces of turf could be held by 6 inches of tape (3 inches per side). This stuff is so sticky you have to be careful and work slowly. I employed this tape to seam previously used artificial tuft (moved from one section to another). Even on dusty turf backing, the tape held the pieces together extremely well. Once joined of course you staple the grass to avoid further movement, but the tape holds tremendously well even by itself.