Artificial grass is a good surface material business

The cost of using artificial turf is much lower than that of natural turf. The price of one-time input of natural turf is low, but the cost of daily maintenance is high; the cost of artificial turf is high in the early stage, but it can be used for a long time with one input.

Considering the cost of daily maintenance, its total cost is much lower than that of natural turf. The local cost advantage is particularly obvious.

However, after considering the follow-up maintenance costs, the total cost of high-quality artificial turf is less than half of that of natural turf. The low maintenance cost and other benefits of artificial grass are as follows

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