ROBOTIC LAWNMOWER TERMS & CONDITIONS

Lawn Obstacles

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Robot lawn mowers have been developed to navigate around obstacles on your lawn extremely efficiently. Permanent obstacles can be marked out with the perimeter wire, ensuring that the robot lawn mower will not come into contact with them. However, if there are obstacles on your lawn that are not marked out by perimeter wire or are only temporary, this will be no problem.  

All robot lawn mowers have collision sensors and operate at very low speeds. There is no prospect of damaging an obstacle on your lawn. The robot lawnmower will simply come into contact with it, turn around and go in a different direction.

Certain obstacles must be marked out by perimeter wire. These include flower beds and ponds as the robot lawn mower will simply drive into these if they are not marked out unless there is a raised boundary.

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For the unwired robots we can mark out obstacles for it to avoid.  You can also have multiple maps for the different seasons in case you have daffodils etc coming up in certain months which you would like it to avoid.  The good thing about some of the unwired robots is that you can mark out obstacles quite easily yourself using the app, which saves you paying us to come and do it for you.

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The robot will not deal with narrow passages of less than a meter wide, whether wired or wireless.

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