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November 4, 2010, - After making an announcement that Green Planet Grass would be attending Perth’s QV1 Fair, which just this year began accepting participants from the residential and commercial sector, the company was questioned by some who were skeptical about the sustainability factor of synthetic lawns and grass. Green Planet Grass hopes to clarify their position further at the QV1 fair, but they have taken steps on their website to define what they mean by green.

In using the words “environmentally friendly,” they define their use as “designed to minimise harm to the natural world…” They go on to describe the particular nature of their product. The synthetic grass that they produce is made entirely made in Australia with Australian materials. It contains no toxins or heavy metals, as other synthetic lawn products occasionally will.

Their primary benefit to consumer, according to their website, is that synthetic grass allows homeowners the convenience and the peace of mind that they will not feel pressured to water their lawns. Given recent concerns over the shortage of fresh water, it is this quality, according to Green Planet Grass, that makes their product a green product that is helping to make a more sustainable lifestyle possible in Australia.

Green Planet Grass is based in West Australia, and they are a locally managed and owned business.  They employ over 20 staff members who have over 50 years of collective experience in the field of synthetic grass.  Their showroom is available for perusal. They can be contacted through their website at www.greenplanetgrass.com

Contact:

Justin Everley

PO Box 578

Balcatta

WA

6914

http://greenplanetgrass.com.au