Cape Canaveral, FL — After a successful installation of artificial turf in the rocket viewing area of Kennedy Space Center’s Visitors Complex, officials at NASA once again chose SYNLawn synthetic grass to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Mission to the Moon. Thirty-five thousand square feet of SYNLawn’s USDA Bio-based artificial grass SYNAugustine 547 was selected to accompany …
National Building Museum VIP celebration for Lawn Representatives from the SYNLawn Chesapeake Bay team and corporate headquarters attended the Sponsorship and VIP Reception for the Lawn exhibition launch at the National Building Museum on July 10. After a challenging and successful turf installation, the SYNLawn team was delighted to celebrate their partnership with Museum staff, designers from the LAB at …
Cape Canaveral, FL — SYNLawn, the only artificial grass manufacturer with a complete plant-based surfacing system, was installed at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex specifically in the rocket launch viewing area. SYNLawn is soy, bio-based, patent-pending backing formula is manufactured in the U.S. and utilized EasyGrass as the installer for these high-traffic areas. The idea for the inclusion of SYNLawn …
DALTON, GA. — SYNLawn, well known for their ability to create and popularize breathtaking artificial grass product lines was the first in the industry to Go Green with their soy-based EnviroLoc™ backing; colored green to denote its plant-derived qualities this trademarked backing does more than help the environment. A three-layer system locks in fibers for less shedding and long-lasting durability …
DALTON, Ga. – SYNLawn is paving the way for the future by introducing a new biobased and environmentally renewable polyethylene (PE) product made from Brazilian sugar cane that is sustainably grown under some of the strictest environmental, social, and industrial practices in the world. SYNRenew™ synthetic turf combines soy-based EnviroLoc™ backing technology with polyethylene fibers made from sugarcane technology to …
For some, living the American dream means buying a large home with a big backyard in the suburbs with a white picket fence. But nowadays, more and more people are looking to live a bit simpler by choosing to live in smaller homes. With limited space to build in the suburbs, people are downsizing, and even tiny house communities are …
