Artificial turf has become a popular choice for many homeowners due to its low maintenance and aesthetic appeal. However, a common issue that many people face is artificial turf melting.
The cause of this problem is typically concentrated sunlight reflected from low-e glass windows. These windows, whether on your own or your neighbor’s property, can unintentionally focus sunlight onto your artificial turf, causing it to melt.
The Cause of Artificial Turf Melting
Low-e glass windows are designed to reflect heat away from the home, making them an energy-efficient choice. However, when the sun’s rays hit these windows, they can be reflected onto your artificial turf. The concentrated sunlight can heat the turf to temperatures high enough to cause it to melt. This can happen regardless of the source of the reflection, be it your house or your neighbor’s.
How to Prevent Artificial Turf from Melting
The good news is that there is a solution to this problem. Here at Total Screen, we offer a product called Tuff Mesh window screens. These screens, when installed over the problematic windows, effectively halt the turf melt problem. They work by diffusing the sunlight, preventing it from being focused onto your turf.
Replacing Your Damaged Turf
Once the cause of the turf melt has been addressed, you can safely replace your damaged turf. With our Tuff Mesh window screens in place, you can be confident that your new turf won’t suffer the same fate. Our screens not only prevent turf melt but also offer additional benefits such as increased privacy and improved energy efficiency.
Total Screen Saves Your Turf
In conclusion, while artificial turf melting can be a frustrating problem, it’s one that can be easily solved with the right knowledge and tools. By understanding the cause of the problem and taking the necessary steps to prevent it, you can enjoy the benefits of artificial turf without the worry of it melting. If you need assistance with installing Tuff Mesh window screens or have any other screen-related needs, feel free to contact us at Total Screen or call us at 1-760-419-7670. We’re here to help!
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