Five hospitality venues across the UK that Namgrass have worked with to help business owners embrace the change needed to be profitable during the last year.

Market on the Grove The Carters Arms in Wilmslow has recently had new owners who had plans to put the fun back into pub life with live music, karaoke, cask ales, and cold lagers. With the restrictions and strict government guidelines being adhered to, the new management installed 120m2 of Elise artificial grass at the back of the premises. Expecting a heavy footfall, this medium pile grass offers high-density coverage and works perfectly in high-traffic areas and commercial buildings. The initial investment has definitely paid off, as The Carters Arm is an excellent fan zone for families and fans of football to enjoy the Euros.

The Grove bar and restaurant in Wilmslow is a new venture opening at the tail end of 2020, being a town centre venue, it was important to maximise seating both inside and out from the outset and local business BF Lawns installed 120m2 of Elise artificial grass, this medium pile grass is a high-density grass with excellent coverage for busy traffic areas and commercial properties. The Grove has transformed an unused tarmac car park at the rear and been able to operate safely during covid restrictions, plus they have gained a larger seating area to host more customers, the clientele now benefits from an inviting beer garden with alfresco dining.

The hospitality sector has reacted to a real business crisis by showing creativity and innovation and helping to stabilise their sector by making permanent use of previously underutilised outdoor spaces.

The Lighthouse

The Cliffhouse The Lighthouse

Only 38% of pubs and restaurants in England have outdoor space to trade (1) so when the government announced that these already hardhit establishments could reopen but only offer outdoor service, many landlords were forced to think outside the box to keep their businesses afloat. Not to be beaten, this hardworking sector wasted no time in reinventing their outdoor spaces. Car parks were transformed into family dining areas, disused garden areas were converted into bubble-friendly drinking zones and old storage areas were used to provide as much extra seating as possible. Namgrass, one of the UK’s leading suppliers of artificial grass, was among other national suppliers of outdoor products that helped design and create inviting and muchneeded outdoor spaces to welcome customers and drive business to this sector at a critical time. Below, we highlight five hospitality venues across the UK that Namgrass and their nationwide network of highly skilled artificial grass installers have worked with to help business owners restructure and redefine key areas to embrace the change needed to be profitable during the last year.

NAMGRASS: The Cliff House is an independent restaurant with a bar and rooms just outside the New Forest in CASE STUDY FEATURE

Barton on Sea. It sits right on the cliff top with far-reaching views of The One Bell a public house in the Isle of Wight and panoramic Dartford was one such business. A views of the Solent. This location beautiful Grade II listed building is idyllic in the summer months that dates to the 18th century however during the colder month’s decided to repurpose the onsite customers are usually inside unused car park. No Grow installed snuggled up by a roaring log burner. 200m2 of Namgrass’ bestselling

With the government’s guidelines artificial grass, Whitby, one of the preventing this, The Cliff House most hardwearing and best-selling erected a marquee and No Grow grasses in the Namgrass range cleverly installed 100m2 of Exbury which is designed to withstand high

Bright artificial grass on top of the footfall. Being owned by former gravelled parking area. Exbury professional footballer, Jimmy

Bright is a hard-wearing densely Bullard, it will also come as no thatched grass and as a busy family surprise that The One Bell is now pub, its great likeness to real turf able to host fans of the Euros in this Find out more about Namgrass by is perfect for animals and children large outdoor space.visiting namgrass.co.uk or visiting alike. @namgrass on Instagram.

Sister property to The Cliff House, the Lighthouse is set back from the main beach area although benefitting from the same amazing views, the lighthouse has a very small, paved area outside which was having a serious impact on trade during the pandemic. Deciding to follow in the steps of their big sister The Lighthouse asked No Grow to install 100m2 of the Exbury Bright artificial grass and with its deep pile and densely thatched luxury feel it has proved perfect for the busy tourist area. This has now increased the seating capacity of the Lighthouse and has given local families and visitors several relaxed dining options.

Market on the Grove The Carters Arms in Wilmslow has recently had new owners who had plans to put the fun back into pub life with live music, karaoke, cask ales, and cold lagers. With the restrictions and strict government guidelines being adhered to, the new management installed 120m2 of Elise artificial grass at the back of the premises. Expecting a heavy footfall, this medium pile grass offers high-density coverage and works perfectly in high-traffic areas and commercial buildings. The initial investment has definitely paid off, as The Carters Arm is an excellent fan zone for families and fans of football to enjoy the Euros.

The Grove bar and restaurant in Wilmslow is a new venture opening at the tail end of 2020, being a town centre venue, it was important to maximise seating both inside and out from the outset and local business BF Lawns installed 120m2 of Elise artificial grass, this medium pile grass is a high-density grass with excellent coverage for busy traffic areas and commercial properties. The Grove has transformed an unused tarmac car park at the rear and been able to operate safely during covid restrictions, plus they have gained a larger seating area to host more customers, the clientele now benefits from an inviting beer garden with alfresco dining.

The hospitality sector has reacted to a real business crisis by showing creativity and innovation and helping to stabilise their sector by making permanent use of previously underutilised outdoor spaces.

The Lighthouse

The Cliffhouse The Lighthouse

Only 38% of pubs and restaurants in England have outdoor space to trade (1) so when the government announced that these already hardhit establishments could reopen but only offer outdoor service, many landlords were forced to think outside the box to keep their businesses afloat. Not to be beaten, this hardworking sector wasted no time in reinventing their outdoor spaces. Car parks were transformed into family dining areas, disused garden areas were converted into bubble-friendly drinking zones and old storage areas were used to provide as much extra seating as possible. Namgrass, one of the UK’s leading suppliers of artificial grass, was among other national suppliers of outdoor products that helped design and create inviting and muchneeded outdoor spaces to welcome customers and drive business to this sector at a critical time. Below, we highlight five hospitality venues across the UK that Namgrass and their nationwide network of highly skilled artificial grass installers have worked with to help business owners restructure and redefine key areas to embrace the change needed to be profitable during the last year.

NAMGRASS: The Cliff House is an independent restaurant with a bar and rooms just outside the New Forest in CASE STUDY FEATURE

Barton on Sea. It sits right on the cliff top with far-reaching views of The One Bell a public house in the Isle of Wight and panoramic Dartford was one such business. A views of the Solent. This location beautiful Grade II listed building is idyllic in the summer months that dates to the 18th century however during the colder month’s decided to repurpose the onsite customers are usually inside unused car park. No Grow installed snuggled up by a roaring log burner. 200m2 of Namgrass’ bestselling

With the government’s guidelines artificial grass, Whitby, one of the preventing this, The Cliff House most hardwearing and best-selling erected a marquee and No Grow grasses in the Namgrass range cleverly installed 100m2 of Exbury which is designed to withstand high

Bright artificial grass on top of the footfall. Being owned by former gravelled parking area. Exbury professional footballer, Jimmy

Bright is a hard-wearing densely Bullard, it will also come as no thatched grass and as a busy family surprise that The One Bell is now pub, its great likeness to real turf able to host fans of the Euros in this Find out more about Namgrass by is perfect for animals and children large outdoor space.visiting namgrass.co.uk or visiting alike. @namgrass on Instagram.

Sister property to The Cliff House, the Lighthouse is set back from the main beach area although benefitting from the same amazing views, the lighthouse has a very small, paved area outside which was having a serious impact on trade during the pandemic. Deciding to follow in the steps of their big sister The Lighthouse asked No Grow to install 100m2 of the Exbury Bright artificial grass and with its deep pile and densely thatched luxury feel it has proved perfect for the busy tourist area. This has now increased the seating capacity of the Lighthouse and has given local families and visitors several relaxed dining options.