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Pricing for a turf roll can vary based on the roll’s size and features. On Walmart.com, you’ll see options ranging from compact runners to larger landscape and gym-style rolls. Factors like pile height, density, backing type (non-slip or with drainage holes), and whether it’s designed for pets, golf, or fitness can all influence cost.

• Check the product page: Select your size to view the current price.
• Compare coverage: Note the square feet each roll covers.
• Sort and filter: Use filters for width, pile height, and use type.

Availability and pricing can change by ZIP code. Pickup and delivery options may help you manage total project costs.

Several features can influence what you’ll pay for an artificial turf roll:

• Size and width: Larger rolls and wider cuts typically cost more upfront but may reduce seams.
• Pile height and density: Taller or denser fibers often feel plusher and can be priced higher.
• Backing and drainage: Non-slip backings and built-in drainage holes add utility that may impact price.
• Use case: Pet-friendly, putting green, or gym/sled turf is specialized and may be priced differently.
• Indoor/outdoor and UV stability: Weather-ready materials can affect cost.

To compare value, look at coverage (square feet) and divide the price by that number to get a rough price-per-square-foot.

Comparing price per square foot can make choices clearer:

1. Find the coverage: Check the roll’s length and width, then calculate or note the listed square footage.
2. Divide the price: Take the product’s price and divide by the coverage square feet.
3. Factor in features: Consider pile height, density, drainage holes, and intended use (pets, golf, fitness).
4. Account for waste: Add a small buffer for trimming and seams if your space has angles.

This approach helps you compare value across different roll sizes and styles. Also consider delivery or pickup options at checkout, as fulfillment can affect total project cost.

Costs vary by product, but you can estimate using price-per-square-foot. Here’s a simple approach:

1. Choose a roll: Pick a turf roll that lists coverage (e.g., 50, 65, or more sq ft).
2. Calculate price per sq ft: Divide the roll’s price by its coverage.
3. Estimate for 100 sq ft: Multiply that price-per-square-foot by 100.
4. Plan for waste: Consider extra material for cuts and seams, especially around edges or around obstacles.

Availability and pricing can vary by ZIP code, so check the product page and your local pickup/delivery options for the most up-to-date total.

Most artificial turf rolls are low-maintenance, and many include drainage holes for easy rinsing. Care can vary by product, but these tips may help:

• Regular refresh: Shake out or brush fibers to lift the pile and remove loose debris.
• Rinse as needed: Use a gentle water rinse to move dust and dirt through the drainage backing.
• Mild soap spot-clean: For spills, a mild soap solution and soft brush can help.
• Pet areas: Remove solids promptly and rinse more frequently.
• Drying: Allow the turf to air-dry before rolling or heavy use.

Always review the care guidance on the product page and avoid harsh chemicals or high-heat tools, as results can vary by material.