Landscaping in Damac Hills

Artificial grass is a familiar choice for family gardens across Dubai, but whether and where it is allowed in Damac Hills depends on community landscaping standards, which can differ by cluster and do get updated. Confirm the current position, including whether an approval is needed, with community management before installing rather than relying on what was permitted previously.

Expect to for a permanent structure. It goes through Damac's own community management rather than the Emaar or Nakheel routes that apply elsewhere in Dubai, and permit triggers depend on size, height and attachment, confirmed with the authority. We could not verify Damac's current portal, fees and deposit from an official public source, so rather than quote you numbers we cannot stand behind, confirm the live requirements for your cluster before your application is made. Gardenscapes prepares the NOC drawings and specifications for your application.

Honestly, in a heavily used unshaded garden here, natural turf struggles. It takes its worst wear in the season it has least capacity to recover, and by August it often shows. Artificial grass handles the traffic better, but it needs shade over it because any turf surface in full Dubailand sun gets hot, and it is still rinsed down for dust and pets. For many families the practical layout is artificial grass on the play zone with natural planting around it, and that is the layout worth considering first.

We do, on request, but it is worth being clear that Damac Hills and Damac Hills 2 are separate communities some distance apart with different stock and different site conditions. This page describes Damac Hills. If your property is in Damac Hills 2, tell us when you enquire so we scope the visit correctly.