Artificial Grass 4 Packs 12"x12" Dogs Training Pads Interlocking Turf, Faux Grass Deck for Indoor Outdoor Fake Grass Rug, Synthetic Lawn for Garden Yard Patio Balcony DIY.(4Packs, 12in*12in)

This was a great set to start with for me to place in front of the swing that my mom sits in. She has a hard time stepping on hardwood and I deceived to try this and see if it helps she loves to sit in the backyard in the swing and this helps her get there without hurting her feet. It is soft and great on the feet but it looks like it will shed its way away. I just took it out of the box and it shed so much of the green so now I have it stable and it looks good and I’m hoping it won’t shed much since it’s stable.It does look real and fluffy and really good, I’m hoping to be able to complete my entire patio with it by summer ends which shouldn’t be more than four more sets since my patio is pretty small but I just want to see how well this withstands first.

These are decent artificial grass squares, i wish they was a bit cheaper as they are more middle tier in appearance and fit/connection.

These turf tiles are good for certain uses. They are not the highest quality. The turf is not very thick and the tiles don’t snap into place very well. They do connect well enough to hold them in place if on a flat, hard surface. One of the tiles came with a slightly damaged corner, but nothing major. Outside of that, they look and function well.We have some turf on the side of the house (outside) where our pups handle their business, but this turf will go inside the house in a sun room where our little Pom (Zeus) can get in whenever he wants to relieve himself.

First, I love the idea of being able to hook these 12" square pieces of artificial grass together to create the size you want. I combined the 4 pieces here with 6 others from the same company to make a larger carpet of 2' X 5". I needed to have them upside down to be able to make sure the pegs went into the holes. Problems surfaced when I tried to turn the hooked together pieces over to have the green side up. Most of the formerly "secured" squares were no longer holding together. Granted, I was placing this grouping over small river rocks to help with drainage and odor control, but I couldn't figure out a way to put the pegs into the holes while the grass was right side up. So at this point, there are only some pieces connected in places. The dogs are using this artificial grass to relieve themselves. No problem that way. I have had problems with previous artificial grass smelling even after cleaning with dog carpet cleaner. Time will tell if this grass is any different with holding in the odor, but I am hopeful with this artificial grass because of the rubber underneath that keeps it raised off the grass or rocks. In time if it starts smelling even after rinsing off and cleaning with Nature's Miracle, I will update this review.The picture shows the 10 squares that formed a 2' X 5' carpet. A different product I already had is above this one.

The main reason I got these was because my dog was constantly bringing in grass and debris from outside. I put these together to form a mat outside the door and it seems to be doing a great job in keeping his paws from bringing in the outdoors. I have stepped onto the mat barefoot and it doesn't hurt your feet. I like that they snap together easily and you can add on to them if necessary.

These interlocking artificial grass tiles come in a pack of 4, and measure 12”X12”. They snap together fairly easily, and have the appearance of real grass. They’re water permeable, with good drainage, and are easy to hose off. The overall quality is average, to slightly below average.They’re suitable for outdoor use, but they don’t have the feel that I’m looking for. The artificial grass feels prickly, more like artificial Christmas tree material than synthetic turf. It’s too unpleasant to step on with bare feet to use for a walkway, so I’m using it under my plants, it works fairly well for that purpose.I’m not sure that dogs would enjoy resting, or urinating, on these tiles. They feel quite prickly and irritating to the touch. They may not be suitable as dog resting, or training pads. They do appear similar to grass, so they’re suitable for aesthetic applications. At over $8 each, they’re not a very good value. I recommend considering other options as well, that may provide better quality and value.

I had gotten additional interlocking turf from this company. I was able to easily connect them to the existing squares. Cleans up easily with dawn and the hose.

These seem pretty sturdy and well-made. My main problem is that the color is way too bright of a green, so it doesn't look remotely like real grass.