FAQ

Without a perimeter wire (RTK robot mower): From within the manufacturer’s app, you’ll map the perimeter of each area/zone and route (where necessary) the robot’s path to the zone from its charging station. With a perimeter wire: Firstly you need to ensure that you buy a robot mower that can cover the total area you […]

Most robot mowers do not trim the edges of the lawn, meaning an slim uncut border is generally left for a strimmer, edging shear or manual mower to clean-up. Segway Navimow are currently developing a robot mower strimmer; an attachment to the incredibly model new Series X3 platform. This is anticipated for UK distribution in

Robot mowers without a perimeter wire: The easiest and most sure-fire way is create a “no-go” (manufacturers call this different things) from within the mapping software in app. Robot mowers with advanced cameras will also assist with avoidance, however it is advisable to map around flowers such as spring bulbs and flower beds to ensure

As the mowers are cutting little and often, you don’t need to collect the clippings (mulch), in fact mulching is a great way to return nutrients to the soil. You’ll need around 25% less fertiliser by mulching with lawn clippings. Our range of robot mower fertiliser are specifically designed with this in mind.

To get a great lawn, the trick is to cut ‘little and often’. The recommendation is to never cut more than a third of the blade of grass off in one go. A robot mower will normally be scheduled to cut every day to ensure the grass stays at a constant height even when it’s

Not for most robot lawn mowers. Stripes are created by the rollers on the back of mowers.  Robot mowers don’t have rollers and don’t cut in parallel lines except mowers which use the GPS RTK system.  These mowers will give the appearance of stripes but they are not comparable to the quintessentially British lawn look. Most