Which sand is suitable for the lawn?
Please note: Not every type of sand is suitable for sanding your lawn! There is a reason why there are so many different sands on the market. And each one has its own characteristics. You can find out which sand you should use here.
Which sand should I not use?
You should definitely spare your child's sandbox. Because this sand has far too many clay and small particles. And that's how it should be: Your offspring would like this sand to "bake" nicely so that they can build a great sandcastle.
If you apply sand like this to your lawn - and you already have firm, loamy soil - you will achieve exactly the opposite of what you want, because it will compact your soil even more!
Which sand is suitable for lawn sanding?
You should choose a sand that has little or no small particles or clay (anymore). A quartz sand that has been washed and fire-dried several times is therefore ideal.
You can find these in different grain sizes and here, too, it depends on what exactly you want to achieve by sanding your lawn.
If you want to loosen your soil with the lawn sand, a grain size of 0.5 - 1.5 mm is ideal.
In rural areas, you will most likely be able to have such sand delivered from a well-stocked gravel pit. Alternatively, you can of course order it directly from us: To the lawn sand
If you would like to find out more details about the different sands, take a look at this video from PerfectGreen. Here you'll get all the answers you need about sanding your lawn. Which sand should you use? What does sanding do? How should I prepare my lawn for sanding?
