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Specify SYNLawn artificial grass in your next project
Incorporate SYNLawn products into your plans quickly and easily by downloading our design files from CADdetails.com. The CADdetails program is developed specifically for design professionals with the goal of getting manufacturer-specific product information into their working plans.
3-Part CSI
Specifications
Looking for CSI Specs? Visit our listings within the “Guide Specifications” of our CADdetails.com listings. There you’ll find Construction Specifications for installation methods including Indoor Golf Rooms, Putting Greens, Pet Turf, Play Areas, Roofdecks, and more.
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Earn Credits with Continuing Education Courses
Creating Beautiful, Sustainable Synthetic Grass Solutions
Earns (1) ONE CEU CREDIT in the HSW category. (Health, Safety, and Wellness).
Synthetic or artificial grass bears virtually no resemblance to its early version produced over fifty years ago. The current product is much more aesthetically pleasing, safer, softer, and durable, made with environmentally friendly materials, highly customizable to suit many indoor and outdoor uses. This course details the many sustainable attributes of this material; its benefits, construction, and certifications; and numerous sample installations.
Professionals in the construction, architectural, interior design, and engineering industries that participate in this continuing education course will earn one hour of Learning Unit (LU) / Health, Safety, and Welfare (HSW) credit. At the end of the session, participants will be able to:
- Create beautiful sustainable solutions, including erosion control and expanded rooftop living spaces, using artificial grass.
- Use artificial grass to address water consumption, runoff, drainage, increased foot traffic, and greenspace requirements.
- Employ artificial grass to eliminate pesticide use and reduce lawn maintenance demands and impacts.
- Integrate aesthetically pleasing, healthy, indoor and outdoor gathering and activity spaces in commercial, office, and public venue projects using artificial grass.
- Specify safe artificial grass installations that resist burning and melting and increase protection from fire.
The History and Impact of Synthetic Turf
Earns (1) ONE CEU CREDIT in the HSW category. (Health, Safety, and Wellness).
This course was designed to teach a history of synthetic turf and its versatility in numerous landscaping applications and designs. Participants will become knowledgeable about synthetic grass and its innovative uses for their residential and commercial projects. Technological advances in the industry and the positive role turf plays in today’s current environmental climate are also included.
This course is FREE and eligible for AIA CEU credit (See course details for specific credit eligibility). Automatic credit reporting is available to AIA members. Ensure your AIA member number and earned credits have been added to your profile at www.TheContinuingArchitect.com. The Continuing Architect will report earned credits to the AIA on your behalf. To receive credit, you are required to watch the following video (length = approx. 48 minutes), then download and read the supplemental PDF document. At the conclusion of the course, you must take a short 10-question quiz and pass with a score of 80% or higher. You may take this quiz as often as necessary to pass.
Sustainable Synthetic Turf Surfaces for Leading Edge Design
Earns (1) ONE CEU CREDIT from the STC CTI-L program
Join SYNLawn’s Director of Commercial Sales for this educational webinar. In this episode we will cover the sustainable nature of turf itself as well as the systems and advantages provided. We will cover turf manufacturing, design, and use of artificial grass as well as the impact of synthetic turf environments. This course is great if you’re an Architect, Specifier, ASLA, and NRPA members looking for more information about how to use sustainable synthetic grass into your next project.