Lay and Secure Sod on Slopes

want to use a brick pattern and there's specifically some suggestions of what to do on steep slopes so let's go there and check it out alright so the way we're gonna be laying this side is we're gonna be rolling it sideways on this portion of the hill and as we get to the closer the steeper portion of the hill we're actually going to be stapling it now if you lay it sideways and you get a torrential rain you can expect Assad to bend in the middle you may see that occasionally that's where the staples come in if you run it down the hill what can happen is you can get channels that form between the sod and you'll never see those until it's too late so it's a it's two different ways to skin a cat so to speak it's with the lesser of two evils we prefer to take the steep hills sideways but to really thoroughly staple them that way when the water rushes down the hill the sod helps slow it and if there is any bending you can go out and repair it versus laying the sod with the hill straight up and down where the channels create you can never see them because they go between finding the joint spacing in the sod and it just disappears until it becomes an issue the first time you go to mom follow these simple rules and you should