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Reinforced Grass Protection Mesh - 6.7' x 50' Roll - 335 Sq. Ft. - Turf Protection
Tenax Grass Protection Mesh
Reinforced Grass Protection Mesh - 6.7' x 50' Roll - 335 Sq. Ft. - Turf Protection

Reinforced Grass Protection Mesh - 6.7' x 50' Roll - 335 Sq. Ft. - Turf Protection

SKU GP-50-R
$740.48 - $740.48
$740.48
$740.48 - $740.48
$740.48
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Tenax · Reinforced Grade · 6.7' x 50' Roll

Reinforced grass protection mesh on a 6.7' x 50' roll covering 335 square feet — the first step up from standard grade. Made for grassy areas that are driven or parked on frequently, where standard mesh would be working harder than it should. High density foam polyethylene, non-toxic and lightweight.

Roll Size
6.7' × 50'335 sq ft coverage
Grade
ReinforcedFrequent vehicle use
Fixing
3 ftStaple centers, edges butted
Installation
SurfaceNo excavation required
  • High density foam polyethylene
  • Non-toxic & lightweight
  • Surface laid — no excavation
  • Four grades stocked
  • Free shipping on all orders

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01 Reinforced grade

Reinforced Grass Protection Mesh — 6.7' x 50' Roll

A 6.7' x 50' roll of reinforced grass protection mesh covering 335 square feet, and the first step up from standard grade. It is made for grassy areas that are driven or parked on frequently, where standard mesh would be working harder than it should and rutting is the risk you are buying against.

Constructed from high density foam polyethylene, which is non-toxic and lightweight, it is used in both residential and commercial applications where the grass needs increased support to keep growing properly under traffic.

Reinforced turf protection mesh
Reinforced grade mesh — 6.7' x 50' roll.

335square feet per roll · 6.7' × 50'

One step up from standard grade — more support where traffic is frequent.

02 Where it fits

Built For Frequent Use, Not Occasional

The distinction that matters is frequency. Standard grade handles lightweight vehicles and heavy foot traffic. This reinforced grade is specified where an area is driven or parked on frequently and rutting is the risk you are buying against — a regular parking spot, an access route in constant use, a taxiway.

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03 Product data

Specifications

ModelGP-50-R — 1A150284
BrandTenax
GradeReinforced — second of four grades
Roll size6.7' × 50'
Coverage per roll335 square feet
MaterialHigh density foam polyethylene — non-toxic, lightweight
JoiningButt long edges together — no overlap
Fixing8″ turf staples every 3 feet along all edges
CuttingUtility knife, heavy duty scissors or circular saw
DeliveryAllow 7–10 business days
Some applications may require additional soil stabilization beneath the mesh, such as a geogrid.

04 Where it goes

Applications

Residential and commercial areas where grass carries repeated vehicle or foot traffic.

Overspill car parking Grassed access routes Footpaths Buggy & cart paths Light aircraft parking & turning circles Residential airpark taxiways RV parks Lawns used for parking cars, boats & trailers Grassed verges, urban & parkland Event and overflow lawns

05 Choosing a grade

Where This Sits In The Range

Four grades, ranked here from weakest to strongest. The deciding factor is how often vehicles use the area rather than how heavy any single one of them is.

Weakest · standard

Grass Protection Mesh

6.7' × 100' — 670 sq ft

Lightweight vehicles and heavy pedestrian use. Largest coverage per roll and lowest cost per square foot.

View standard →
Reinforced · you are here

Reinforced Mesh

6.7' × 50' — 335 sq ft

Areas driven or parked on frequently, where rutting is the risk. The first reinforced step above standard.

This product
Heavy

MudStop® HG

6.7' × 25' — 167.5 sq ft

Osculated multi-layer pattern for greater strength and a textured surface that grips when wet.

View heavy →
Strongest

Tenax GP-Flex 1800

6.7' × 66' — 442 sq ft

The strongest grade stocked. Frequently travelled areas needing genuine ground reinforcement, with slip resistance tested to BS7976-2.

View strongest →

06 A different question

Mesh Or A Cellular Grid?

Ground reinforcement means any system that increases the load-bearing capacity of soil or turf by spreading point loads across a wider area, so tires and footfall do not punch through soft ground. There are two broad families, and mesh is only one of them.

Choose mesh if…

You want a fast install with minimal base work. Loads are mostly pedestrians, carts and occasional to frequent cars or light trucks. You want a green, natural look year round, and you would rather not excavate.

Choose a cellular grid if…

Regular heavy vehicles or frequent turning loads are expected. The site needs high bearing capacity and tight surface performance. You can budget for excavation, base aggregate and compaction. That is a job for grass pavers.

Rule of thumb. For frequently used light-vehicle areas — cars, pickups, golf carts, UTVs — a reinforced grass mesh like this one is usually sufficient. For frequent heavy trucks or fire access lanes, look at grass pavers instead — a cellular system that confines aggregate or root-reinforced soil for higher load demands.

07 Installation

Installation

Five steps, surface laid. Tension and staple density are what determine whether it stays put.

  1. Unroll by reverse rolling. Unroll the mesh across the area by reverse rolling it out.
  2. Cut to length. Cut the mesh to the length you need with a utility knife, heavy duty scissors or a circular saw.
  3. Apply tension as you lay. Keep the mesh under tension so it makes adequate contact with the ground throughout.
  4. Butt the rows and staple. Lay additional rows by butting the long edges together, then secure all edges with 8″ turf staples every 3 feet.
  5. Add staples where needed. Place additional turf staples anywhere the mesh is not flush with the ground, or wherever more securing is required.
Safety notice — wet surface before establishment

Although this mesh is slip resistant, all variances in climate and ground conditions cannot be accounted for. Until the grass has grown through the mesh and become established, the mesh may become slippery if it becomes wet.

Special care should be taken if pedestrians walk on the mesh, particularly if they are wearing athletic shoes with spikes such as cleats or golf shoes.

Full Installation Guide

08 Case study

City Park Overflow Parking

The site. A 9,000 square foot lawn beside a community park that fills every weekend. Soils were loam over clay, and rutting and mud were routine after rain.

The solution. Reinforced grass protection mesh in 6.7' x 50' rolls, pinned along the edges and through the field, with a light sand and soil topdress broomed in and the area irrigated to speed up knit-through.

The outcome, 8–10 weeks on. Turf had rooted through the mesh apertures, restoring a green surface that took weekend parking without rutting. Maintenance crews reported normal mowing and fewer repairs after storms. Total installed cost came in well below converting the area to hard paving, while keeping a natural, park-appropriate look.

Reinforced grass protection mesh installed on a turf parking area
Reinforced turf used for overflow parking and access routes.
Project fit. Best for lawns carrying pedestrians and light vehicles — cars, pickups, golf carts, UTVs — and ideal where a green look is preferred over asphalt or concrete.

09 From customers

What Buyers Report

★★★★★

"The grass protection mesh is the perfect solution for our soft and muddy taxi way at our residential airpark."

Donald Byrne — Lusby, MD
★★★★★

"Everything came ahead of schedule at a fair price. The experience exceeded my expectations. I will do business with Landscape Discount again."

Verified buyer — McMurray, PA

10 You will also need

Turf Staples

All edges are secured with 8″ turf staples every 3 feet, including the butted joints between rows, with extra added anywhere the mesh is not flush against the ground. Add more at entrances and anywhere vehicles turn.

Supplied in cartons of 500 and sold separately — order them with the mesh.

View Turf Staples

Steel turf staples for fixing grass protection mesh
8″ turf staples — cartons of 500.

11 Free shipping, every order

Delivery

Allow 7–10 business days for delivery on the reinforced 50-foot roll.

Smaller orders generally ship by parcel carrier. Larger orders move by LTL freight, and where that applies the freight company will contact you beforehand to arrange a delivery window.

12 Documentation

Specifications And Guides

Specification sheetPDF Installation guidePDF Product brochurePDF Product datasheetPDF

13 Buying from us

Why Buy Grass Protection Mesh From Landscape Discount

Professional-grade mesh only

From trusted US-based manufacturers, ASTM tested to meet specific technical guidelines.

You get what you ordered

We never substitute another brand or mesh type without the explicit consent of the customer.

Every grade in stock

We carry all four grades, so the recommendation you get is the one that suits the traffic rather than the one we happen to hold.

We answer the phone

When you call you quickly reach a helpful, live person happy to answer your product and order questions. (M-F 5:00 am - 3:00 pm Pacific Time)

14 Others in the range

Other Grass Protection Mesh

MudStop HG heavy grade grass protection mesh roll

MudStop® HG — 6.7' x 25'

167.5 sq ft. Heavy grade with an osculated multi-layer pattern for strength and wet-weather traction.

View MudStop® HG
Tenax GP-Flex 1800 grass protection mesh roll

Tenax GP-Flex 1800 — 6.7' x 66'

442 sq ft. The strongest grade stocked, with a slip-resistant extruded surface tested to BS7976-2.

View GP-Flex 1800
Grass protection mesh roll, 100 foot

Grass protection mesh — 6.7' x 100'

670 sq ft. Standard grade, largest coverage per roll and lowest cost per square foot.

View 100' Roll

15 Common questions

Reinforced Grass Protection Mesh FAQs

How much mesh do I need?
Measure the area in square feet. This roll covers 335 square feet at 6.7' x 50'. Rows are butted rather than overlapped, so you only need to allow extra for cutting around obstacles.
How is this different from standard grade?
Frequency of use. Standard grade suits lightweight vehicles and heavy foot traffic. This reinforced grade is for areas driven or parked on frequently, where rutting is the specific risk. Above it sit MudStop® HG and then the GP-Flex 1800, which is the strongest grade stocked.
Is it slippery?
It is slip resistant, but not slip proof, and before the grass establishes it can become slippery when wet. Take particular care with pedestrians in spiked athletic shoes such as cleats or golf shoes until the turf has grown through. Once established, the grass surface governs.
Do I overlap the rows?
No. Butt the long edges together and secure all edges with 8″ turf staples every 3 feet.
How many staples do I need?
Enough for 3-foot centers along every edge including the butted joints, plus extra anywhere the mesh lifts away from the ground and at entrances or turning points. Staples come in cartons of 500.
How do I cut it?
A utility knife, heavy duty scissors or a circular saw. Reinforced mesh is stiffer than standard grade, which is why a saw is a listed option.
Should I use mesh or a cellular grid?
Mesh for a fast install with minimal base work, where loads are pedestrians, carts and cars or light trucks, and you want a green look. Grass pavers — a cellular grid — where regular heavy vehicles or frequent turning loads are expected and you can budget for excavation, base aggregate and compaction.
Will grass grow through it?
Yes, and that is the point. The turf roots through the apertures and knits into the mesh, which is what distributes loads. Once established the area mows normally.
Do I need a geogrid underneath?
Some applications do require additional soil stabilization beneath the mesh. It depends on the subgrade — if the ground is soft or the loads are at the upper end of what mesh handles, a geogrid below helps.
How long does delivery take?
Allow 7–10 business days. Larger orders move by LTL freight with a delivery window arranged in advance.