Artificial lawns can withstand high frequency of use and harsh weather conditions, and are not as prone to wear and death as natural lawns. There is no need for regular pruning, watering, fertilization, and pest control like natural lawns, greatly reducing maintenance costs. Although the production process of artificial turf may have certain environmental impacts, its long lifespan and low maintenance requirements can reduce dependence on water resources and fertilizers, thereby reducing the environmental burden to a certain extent.

Artificial turf, also known as artificial turf or synthetic turf, is a ground covering made of synthetic fibers (usually materials such as polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene (PP)), which mimics the appearance and feel of natural lawns. These fibers are fixed by backing materials (usually polyester or polyurethane) and can be embedded into sand or rubber particles to provide stability and simulate the feeling of a natural lawn.