Flock Grass Mat | Green | 12x12 Inch - Model Lawns & Bases

Lay a finished lawn in one piece. This 12x12 Inch sheet is a short, dense flock pile in flat dark green, so it cuts to shape with scissors, glues flat and gives a neat, even lawn without the glare of a long pile.

Specifications

Ideal For

• Model railway and architectural model builders
• Fairy garden, terrarium and display base makers
• School and college project builders
• Shop window, event and photo prop stylists

Perfect for

• Architectural model lawns and site plans
• Diorama and school project bases
• Fairy garden and terrarium floors
• Photo prop and flat lay backgrounds

Compatibility

Works with: white glue, double sided tape, spray adhesive, foam board, MDF, card and acrylic bases

Pairs well with: model trees, artificial stones, grass powder and miniature figures

Not suitable for: outdoor flooring, foot traffic and wet areas; this is a craft and display sheet, not a floor covering

How to Use

1. Measure your base and mark the cut on the back of the sheet.
2. Cut it to shape with sharp scissors or a craft knife; cut from the back for a cleaner edge.
3. Dry fit it on the base before applying any glue.
4. Spread white glue or double sided tape evenly and press the sheet down from the centre outwards.
5. Hide the cut edges with grass powder, gravel or a border strip.

Before You Buy

• Cut edges fray a little, so plan to hide them under a border or a scatter of grass powder
• Supplied flat or rolled, so let it relax under a weight before you glue it down
• The largest square in the flock range, and the best value per square inch of the three
• We state no outdoor or fire rating for this sheet, so keep it to indoor display work

You will Need

• craft glue

You may also like

• model trees
• miniature garden and scenery
• dollhouse and diorama shop

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the sheet?
12x12 Inch. Measure your base before ordering, since the sheet cuts down but cannot be made larger.

Can I cut it to shape?
Yes. Mark the back and cut with sharp scissors or a craft knife. Cutting from the back gives a cleaner edge.

How is the flock mat different from the turf sheet?
The flock mat has a short, even pile in a flat dark green, which suits smaller scales and photographs without glare. The turf sheet has long separate blades and reads as real lawn close up.

Will it work under resin?
Not well. Resin soaks into the backing and mats the pile down, so glue it onto the base instead and pour around it.