Artificial Grass Runway Blanket 2x10 ft, Realistic Turf
A 2x10 ft roll of dense 1.38-inch turf turns a bare patio or balcony into a green, finished space. Drainage holes and a two-layer rubber-coated backing keep it flat and dry.
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A 2x10 ft roll of dense 1.38-inch turf turns a bare patio or balcony into a green, finished space. Drainage holes and a two-layer rubber-coated backing keep it flat and dry.
Thick, realistic artificial grass with drainage holes and a durable two-layer backing that won't crack in sunlight
- Maintaining a green lawn without watering
- Dead or patchy grass in small outdoor spaces
- Water pooling and poor drainage on turf
- Turf cracking and degrading in sun and rain
A green lawn that stays green without the work
Bare, muddy, or sun-scorched outdoor space stays that way when real grass won't grow. This 2x10 ft runway of dense 1.38-inch turf gives your patio or balcony a finished, lush look that drains and stays put.
Thick Turf That Looks Like a Real Lawn

Dense 1.38-inch pile
A 1.38-inch pile gives a full, thick look rather than a flat mat. Blade tones run from vivid kelly to lime over an earthy brown thatch base.

Drainage holes that let water through
Holes in the backing pass rain straight through instead of leaving a puddle on the surface. Lay it on a level base like pavers or concrete.

Two-layer backing
Anti-aged PP weave cloth and a net non-woven layer sit under a thick rubber coating, made to resist cracking and keep its shape through the season.
Size and Pile Height at a Glance
- 1.38 inPile height
- 2 ftRoll width
- 10 ftRoll length
From Bare Concrete to a Green Retreat

The bare corner you walk past
Every time you open the door it is there: dusty concrete, a muddy patch, a corner where nothing grows. You stop seeing it, then notice it again the minute guests arrive.
The sod you keep replacing
Real grass wants water and sun a balcony rarely gives it. Cheap fake turf has its own habit: it traps water and cracks. Either way you pay twice.
A green strip in one afternoon
Unroll it, let it relax in the sun, brush the blades upright and trim to fit. Drainage holes let rain through and the two-layer rubber-coated backing keeps the strip flat. The space reads as a finished room.
Five Minutes a Month to Keep It Looking Right
- Rinse
Hose off dust and debris.
- Brush
Brush blades upright to keep the pile full.
- Flatten in sun
Let it relax for an hour after unrolling.
- Trim carefully
Measure first, cut slightly oversized.
Why Drainage Holes Matter More Than Price
| This turf | Cheap flat turf | |
|---|---|---|
| Drainage holes | Yes | Often no |
| Two-layer backing | Yes | Single layer |
| Thick rubber coating | Yes | No |
| Cracks in sun | Built to resist | Often |
| Rollable and trimmable | Yes | Yes |
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Questions and answers
The backing is a two-layer build with anti-aged PP weave cloth and a thick rubber coat, made to resist sun and cracking. Drainage holes let rain pass through.
Yes. Measure first, then trim slightly oversized with scissors or a utility knife. Once cut it cannot be lengthened.
Yes, as long as the surface is flat and level. Water goes through the backing holes and runs off the surface below.
Cheap turf tends to be thin and single-layer, and it traps water or cracks. A thicker pile and rubber-coated two-layer backing is meant to last more seasons, which lowers the cost per season over replacing thin pieces.
On a flat surface the weight of the backing keeps it down for light use. For windy rooftops or event aisles, secure the edges with turf tape or fasteners.
It suits patio traffic and pet areas, and you can rinse it clean. Brush the blades occasionally to keep the pile upright.
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