DIY Lawns supply artificial grass in Northern Ireland for gardens, balconies, playgrounds, pitch touchlines, highway and roundabout landscaping, bowls banks and indoor flooring Why Choose Artificial Grass? DIY Lawns, based in Belfast is a leading supplier of artificial grass in Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom. We supply high quality artificial lawns to both homeowners and businesses. Our artificial lawns are made from the finest fibres and are available in a range of sizes. Artificial grass, also known as astroturf, fake grass, artificial turf, lawn turf or synthetic grass is ideal for today's environment and our busy lifestyles. Artificial grass lawns require no weeding or maintenance and are also a viable solution due to the adverse weather conditions and poor quality turf in Ireland and the UK. In addition many families are turning their gardens into safe play havens for their children, making it difficult to keep natural lawns in pristine condition, particularly with the presence of items such as trampolines, adventure climbing frames, swings, inflatable swimming pools and the good old favourite, goal posts! Our artificial grass ranges are child friendly and come with a life expectancy of 15 years. Each product is UV colour stabilised, so it will not discolour or fade in natural sunlight. You may be tired looking at grassed areas which need repaired because a pet has ruined your lawn, gravelled areas that need replaced, poor decking or just grassed areas that are difficult to maintain and would benefit from a low maintenance solution. Artificial lawns also prove popular in areas that are limited in space or difficult to access such as roof areas, terraces, balconies and city gardens and have many other commercial applications. Artificial grass can be used in the leisure sector for football pitch touchlines and bowls banks. They can also be used for highway and roundabout landscaping and within office, retail or other commercial premises for indoor flooring. DIY Lawns only supply artificial grass in Northern Ireland, the United Kingdom and Ireland.