An Artificial Grass Broom Made for the Job

A regular yard brush can snag artificial grass fibres and leave the lawn looking patchy. An artificial grass broom is different. Its bristles are long, flexible and curved, so they glide through the pile instead of catching on it. As a result, you can lift flattened fibres and clear away leaves, twigs and dirt without damaging your lawn.

Curved Bristles That Grip Debris

The curved bristles do more than brush. They fold around leaves and garden debris, so the broom picks up mess rather than just pushing it around. That makes autumn tidy-ups much quicker.

Why Choose the GRS Artificial Grass Broom?

Gentle on your lawn: It’s designed specifically for artificial grass, so it won’t damage the fibres.

Comfortable to use: The telescopic handle adjusts to suit your height, which means less bending and a more comfortable sweep.

Light and easy: At around 1kg, it’s easy to handle, even across a larger lawn.

Useful all year: In autumn, it clears leaves quickly. In winter, it gently removes light snow from the grass.

How to Brush Artificial Grass

First, pick up any large debris, such as branches or toys. Next, brush against the direction of the pile, using steady, even strokes. This lifts the fibres and helps them stand upright again. Then work across the whole lawn in overlapping passes. Finally, give high-traffic areas, such as paths and play spaces, a little extra attention.

For best results, brush when the grass is dry. Most lawns benefit from a quick sweep every week or two, with more frequent brushing in autumn.

Where to Use It

• Garden lawns and pet areas
• Balconies and roof terraces
• Play areas and school grounds
• Putting greens
• Commercial and public spaces

Pair It With the GRS Power Brush

For larger lawns or a deeper clean, team this broom with our GRS Power Brush. Use the power brush every few weeks to lift fibres and spread infill across the whole lawn. Then use the broom for quick weekly tidy-ups, edges and corners. We supply both, along with our full artificial grass range, from our base in Letterkenny.

FAQs

Why do I need a special broom for artificial grass?
Standard brushes can catch on artificial grass fibres and pull at them. This broom has long, flexible, curved bristles that glide through the pile instead, so it cleans and lifts the grass without causing damage.

How often should I brush my artificial grass?
A quick brush every week or two keeps most lawns looking their best. In autumn, or in busy areas, you may want to brush more often.

Which way should I brush?
Brush against the direction of the pile. This lifts the fibres and helps them stand upright.

Can I use it to clear snow?
Yes. It’s gentle enough to sweep light snow off your artificial grass without damaging the fibres.

Should I buy the broom or the power brush?
For small to medium lawns, the broom is often all you need. For larger lawns, play areas or commercial spaces, the GRS Power Brush saves a lot of time. Many customers use both, with the power brush for deep cleans and the broom for quick touch-ups.

Can I use it on paving?
It’s designed for artificial grass. On hard surfaces such as patios, a standard yard brush will do a better job.