An Electric Artificial Grass Brush That Does the Hard Work

Artificial grass is low maintenance, but it isn’t no maintenance. Over time, foot traffic flattens the fibres, and leaves and debris settle into the pile. Brushing by hand works for small lawns. However, on a larger garden or a busy play area, it quickly becomes a chore. The GRS Power Brush takes that work off your hands, so your lawn looks freshly laid again in a fraction of the time.

What It Does

First, the rotating brush lifts flattened fibres so the grass stands upright again. At the same time, it loosens leaves, moss and debris trapped in the pile. It also spreads sand infill evenly across the surface, which helps support the fibres and keep the lawn looking full.

Why Choose the GRS Power Brush?

Wide coverage: The 60cm brush covers a wide strip with every pass, so you finish larger areas faster.

Stable and easy to steer: The motor is mounted close to the brush. This keeps the weight low, which makes the machine steady and easy to control.

Light and manageable: At 18kg, it’s light enough to lift in and out of a car or store in a shed.

Clean and quiet electric power: It runs on mains electricity, so there’s no petrol to buy, no fumes and no pull-start.

Simple to use: With a single speed, there are no settings to worry about. Just switch on and go.

How to Use It

For the best results, brush when the grass is dry. Start by clearing any large debris, such as branches or toys. Then work across the lawn in straight lines, brushing against the direction of the pile to lift the fibres. Finally, go over high-traffic areas a second time if they’re especially flat.

Where to Use It

• Large artificial lawns
• Play areas and school grounds
• Pet areas
• Commercial landscaping
• Putting greens and sports surfaces

Complete Your Artificial Grass Care Kit

For quick touch-ups between power brushing, our Artificial Grass Broom is ideal for corners, edges and small areas. Together, they keep your lawn in top condition all year round. We supply both, along with our full artificial grass range, from our base in Letterkenny.

Perfect Companion to the Artificial Grass Broom

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FAQs

How often should I power brush my artificial grass?
For most gardens, a thorough brush every few weeks keeps the lawn looking its best. In busy areas, such as play spaces or where pets run, you may want to brush more often. Autumn also needs extra attention, since falling leaves build up quickly.

Will it damage my artificial grass?
No. It’s designed specifically for artificial grass and lifts the fibres rather than pulling at them. As with any brush, work steadily rather than holding it in one spot.

Can I use it on wet grass?
We recommend brushing when the grass is dry. Wet infill doesn’t spread as evenly, and dry conditions give the best finish.

Does it pick up leaves?
It loosens leaves and debris from the pile so you can easily clear them away. It doesn’t collect them, so have a rake or leaf blower handy for the final tidy-up.

Do I need an extension lead?
It runs on mains power, so you’ll likely need an outdoor extension lead to reach the far end of your lawn. Always use one rated for outdoor use.

Is it suitable for small gardens?
It works on any size of lawn. However, for small gardens, our Artificial Grass Broom may be all you need.