Build your Ridge Kit. See the crate before you buy it.
Set the dimensions, cups, collar, and base. You get the square footage, seam length, infill target, crate weight, freight band, and a materials price against the pro-install market.
Blueprint inputs
Cut list · BOM · freight
Timberline Putt™ — texturized polypropylene 0.75 in pile · 55.49 oz/yd² face · 3/16 in gauge | 216 sf |
Landscape turf for fringe / collar Final surface selected with Timberline for the project | 120 sf |
Seam tape + adhesive Cold-weather cure guidance included | 2 set(s) |
Regulation cups + pin flags 4.25" aluminum cup, white pin | 2 |
Galvanized spikes / nails 4" on perimeter, 6" in field | 180 ct |
Silica infill Meter it — infill sets your final stimp | 444 lb |
Ridge Kit cut list + pad manual Printed + PDF. Hand it to your laborer. | 1 |
216 sf on a compacted aggregate pad is DIY-friendly. Rent a plate compactor and a sod cutter. The pad is the job.
How long does a Ridge Kit take?
A 12-by-18 is a weekend if the pad is already right. Pad work adds a day or two, plus compactor rental.
What do I still have to rent?
Plate compactor, sod cutter, and a wheelbarrow. A drop spreader for infill helps. None of it needs a license.
Can I add breaks and contours?
Yes — shape them in the base with aggregate, not by stretching the turf. Over roughly two tiers, hire a hand.
Nylon or polypropylene?
Nylon for the putting face — it holds texture and rebounds under infill. PP is a landscape yarn and lies down under sun and traffic.
Is the price fixed?
It is a band until final mill spec lands. Your cut list comes back with firm line items and a freight number for your zip.
What if I want a bigger green later?
Kits seam to each other. Tell us and we cut the collar so the next panel joins clean.