Would these work to seam synthetic turf?
1366988
probably, but you need to space them closer together than with the rubber mulch border, to hold everything in place
1366989
I don't see why not, but you're gonna need a bunch of 'em...beware of chalice type soil and rocks, the pins are strong, but the only thing that will penetrate chalice and rocks is "dynamite"
1366990
I think they would work just fine I have been using these for a long time and the problem with them is that in a couple of years they rust off but for the price they might be your best bet.
717577
I don't think it would be satisfactory for turf. The unit is mostly plastic and is lightweight. The sweeping brushes are plastic and designed to sweep leaves off the surface of grass. The brushes spin and sweep the leaves into the hopper. But they aren't strong enough or low enough to brush up artificial turf. The unit works best on flat ground. When you try to run it over uneven ground, the brushes hang up on the high parts of turf which leads me to believe that this unit wouldn't do what you are looking for. I would advise getting something heavier and designed for turf.
2038958
I just checked with my husband and we don't think they would work. The adhesive clings to the knit material on the jockey shorts.
992731
They are light weight and not meant for attaching to fabric. If it were a light weight cotton it might work, but no guarantee.
1397217
Sure-they'd be great, but they are only rubber and wouldn't protect from injury if you accidently knocked into foot w/ shovel. Love to garden and prone to injuries myself!
197783
Yes they will...and they actually do a really nice job at mulching up the grass. Should compliment your mulching kit nicely.
856954
These are made with synthetic/fake leather, so they aren't nearly as durable, hence the cheaper price. I use mine for batting practice with my 6 year old.
2263617
No, I didn't use on grass, but I would suggest you us a cloth runner to prevent slippage.
1866500
They are very thin and lightweight, but stiff enough to set on the grass for example and play on. The only issue might possibly be that they are too light and will not push the grass down and lay flat. So they would work, except that if the ground is slight uneven the cutting boards wont push it down hard enough. But I do think it would work over all.
570103
For these to be most effective, the tabs should be on the garden side. These are easily covered by mulch. Putting the tabs into grass would be much less effective, regardless of turf type.
930598
it should but be careful because its very sticky. It works great with rugs so it should work great for the turf as well.
729611
I'm not sure, but a quick Search on the internet for this brand and RPC Sequential layering suggests "Yes." However, let me say this: regardless of the scientific mumbo-jumbo fancy speak that is used too often (Because we all know Under Armour tech is basically just polyester and nylon), these cords have lasted a long time (still usable as of today). My only issue was I put them near my radiator in my room and they are now showing wear so I might need to replace.
1570305
I did not use them for that purpose so I can't give you a clear answer on that,but they are very durable and I believe they would work. Good Luck.
1536681
They should work. Since it is partial coverage. The only concern may be where you arch would line up.
222718
Should work just fine. They are plastic that covers. You can always cut if needed.
531974
I would say yes. These are some of the thinnest knee pads I've ever owned and they still protect great. If your work pants are on the baggier side you'll be fine. If you weren't looking specifically for hardshell pads, then a thinner option would be volleyball pads, but these are the thinnest hardshells I've owned and they saved my knees a hundred times while snowboarding.
341906
They're not very thick, so honestly I doubt it would be very effective. Cool idea, though. You just probably want thicker ones.