CUSTOM ARTIFICIAL TURF LETTERING
FAUX GRASS HOUSE NUMBERS
READY-MADE ARTIFICIAL GRASS SIGNS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
about using the product:
How durable are artificial grass signs?
Our products are designed for the most extreme conditions. Both the premium artificial grass material and its frame are completely UV-resistant, so they won't fade or wear out in direct sunlight. Additionally, the decoration is 100% waterproof; rain or winter snow will not damage it, so you can safely place it outdoors.
Does artificial turf lettering need maintenance?
Not at all! This is the biggest advantage over live plant walls: artificial grass decoration does not require watering, pruning, or fertilizing. If you feel it's dusty indoors or want to improve the position of the blades, you can refresh it in moments with a soft brush or even by hand.
How to fix artificial grass signs?
Fixing the signs is very easy and does not require special expertise. Since the signs are lightweight, they can be securely attached by simple screwing or hanging on a nail, depending on the surface (brick, concrete, wood, or plasterboard). You can find our detailed, illustrated guide on the "How to install?" page.
Where are artificial turf inscriptions made?
We are proud that every single one of our signs is made in-house, in our own workshop. We design the frame and the mounting ourselves, paying attention to the smallest details. The raw material for the signs is sourced from Hungary's most premium supplier, who directly imports the world's leading, most lifelike artificial grass from the Netherlands.
Will the artificial grass change colour or texture?
No, the special fiber structure and pigmentation of the artificial grass used for our inscriptions ensure that the color of the decoration will not fade or become blotchy. The technology used during manufacturing ensures that the depth of the green color remains exactly as it was on day one, regardless of whether you use it at home, in the office, or in the garden.
INSTALLATION GUIDE
choose installation method according to your wall type:
Brick or concrete wall (Drilling required)
Brick or concrete wall (Drilling required)
This is the most stable solution for attaching house numbers or inscriptions.
What you'll need:
Tools: Pencil for marking the holes, tape measure for determining the height, drill for the holes, hammer for inserting the wall plugs, screwdriver for fastening.
Spirit level: Always use a spirit level, as eyeballing can sometimes be deceptive, and a crooked inscription can be annoying.
Fasteners: We have included screws and wall plugs in the package for attachment.
Installation steps:
Marking:
Determine the exact position of the house number or inscription. Place the house number or inscription against the wall, level it to the desired height, then mark the positions of the holes with a pencil.Drilling:
Drill the holes with a drill bit appropriate for the size of the wall plug. We have included 8 mm wall plugs in the package; if you use these, you will need an 8 mm drill bit. Drill a hole slightly deeper than the length of the wall plug.Insertion:
Push the wall plugs into the holes (if tight, gently tap them in with a hammer).Fastening:
Position the house number or inscription and drive the screws included in the package through the holes of the house number or inscription into the wall plug.
Tip:
Do not overtighten the screws to avoid cracking the material of the house number or inscription!
Wood surface (Direct screwing)
Wood surface (Direct screwing)
The house number or sign can be easily screwed onto a fence, post, or other wooden surface through the pre-drilled holes on its back.
What will you need?
Tools: Pencil for marking the holes, measuring tape for determining the height, screwdriver for fastening.
Spirit level: Always use a spirit level as eye estimation can sometimes be misleading, and a crooked sign can be annoying.
Fasteners: We have included screws in the package for fastening (you will not need wall plugs).
Installation steps:
Marking:
Determine the exact location of the house number or sign. Place the house number or sign against the wooden surface, level it at the desired height, then mark the positions of the holes with a pencil.Pre-drilling
(optional): If the wood is hard, it is advisable to pre-drill with a thinner drill bit to prevent the material from cracking. This step can be omitted for softwood.
Screwing:
Simply drive the screws included in the package through the holes of the house number directly into the wood.
Hanging (on a nail or hook)
Hanging (on a nail or hook)
The sign can be easily hung on a picture hook or nail through the holes on its back.
What you'll need:
Tools: Pencil for marking the holes, tape measure for determining the height, hammer for fastening.
Spirit level: Always use a spirit level as eyesight can sometimes be deceiving, and a crooked sign can be annoying.
Fasteners: Simple picture hook or nail (not included in the package).
Installation steps:
Measurement:
Determine the exact placement of the sign. Place the sign against the surface, level it at the desired height, then mark the positions of the holes with a pencil.Nailing:
Drive the picture hook or nail into the wall at the desired height.Mounting:
Simply hang the sign and check that it is stable.