Buy 1m Wide Artificial Grass

Family garden with artificial grass, a play teepee and a fire pit seating area

Other roll widths: 2m wide artificial grass · 3m wide artificial grass · 4m wide artificial grass · 5m wide artificial grass

Narrow rolls for paths, borders, balconies and the strip down the side of the house. Everything here is made in a 1m width, so there is no offcut to pay for on a narrow run.

Two ranges are made in a 1m width: Rum 40mm and Jers 30mm. A 1m roll is for the spaces a 2m roll would waste half of: a path down the side of the house, a border along a fence, a balcony, a strip in front of a shed, a run for a small dog. It is also the width for a display strip or a play mat that does not need a join.

Anything over 1m across should come from the 2m roll instead; two 1m strips joined down the middle of a path never look right. Measure the shorter side, add 10cm to the length, and the calculator prices it. The roll widths guide explains which width to choose for any shape and where a join should go if you need one. Cut to your length, delivered in 2 to 4 working days.

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Frequently asked questions

Which artificial grass comes in a 1m width?

Two ranges: Jers 30mm at £11 per square metre and Rum 40mm at £10. Both are also made in 2m, 3m, 4m and 5m, so a 1m strip can match a wider lawn in the same garden.

What is a 1m roll for?

Strips a 2m roll would waste half of: a path down the side of the house, a border along a fence, a balcony, a run for a small dog, a play mat or a display strip. Measure the shorter side; if it is over 1m, order the 2m roll instead rather than joining two 1m pieces.

How is the length worked out?

Enter the length you need and the roll is cut to it. Add 10cm to the longer side for trimming. You pay for the piece, not the roll, and delivery is free over £190 in 2 to 4 working days.

Can I join a 1m strip to a wider roll?

Yes, with joining tape and adhesive under the seam, pile running the same way on both pieces. It is easier to avoid the join by choosing a wider roll where you can; the roll widths guide shows where a join hides best.