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  • Turf and Adjacent Rubber Flooring from the Same Subfloor

    Two surfaces sharing one subfloor should also share one measuring datum: the plane both rest on. Measure the turf side as a full build-up and the adjacent rubber floor as a completed system, then compare. Neither the gym turf finished floor height nor the gym turf adjacent rubber flooring height means anything until both are…

  • What Gym Turf Thickness Can and Cannot Tell You

    For commercial gym turf, a thickness figure describes geometry, not performance. It helps confirm how much vertical space a product occupies and whether two products are being measured the same way. It does not certify how long a surface will last, how well it absorbs impact, or whether it is appropriate for a specific activity.…

  • Pile Height, Total Thickness, and Floor Matching

    Gym turf thickness is not one measurement. A quote may describe the blades, the whole delivered product, or the final surface after installation — and gym turf pile height, gym turf overall thickness, and gym turf finished floor height each answer a different question. Because published figures for artificial turf can treat padding and backing…

  • About Weeds in Artificial Turf

    1. How often should artificial turf be cleaned to prevent weeds? Typically, a basic monthly brushing removes leaves and organic debris for standard lawns. If your lawn is shaded, under mature trees, or exposed to heavy pet traffic, we recommend bi-weekly clearing of organic matter and seasonal deep-rinsing of the infill layer to clear trapped…

  • Matching Barrier Specifications to Climate

    Many international buyers try to cut costs by sourcing generic, lightweight landscape fabric locally. While it saves money upfront, inferior barriers lose structural integrity within 2 to 3 years, allowing aggressive weeds to push up and deform the entire turf surface. However, selecting a barrier isn’t as simple as buying the heaviest material available. Professional…

  • Choosing the Best Weed Barrier for Artificial Grass

    A quality weed barrier for artificial turf installation is not optional — it is essential for long-term control. The barrier blocks seeds and roots from reaching the soil below while still letting water drain through. Skip it, and weeds will exploit every seam, drainage hole, and edge. Types of Weed Barriers The two most common…

  • About the selection specification and filling ratio of filling materials

    Rubber granules for artificial turf filling, EPDM granules, and TPE granules are commonly used in the mainstream. EPDM particles, the main component is EPDM rubber. EPDM rubber is a copolymer of ethylene, propylene, and a small amount of non-conjugated diene, which is a kind of ethylene-propylene rubber. EPDM rubber can resist ultraviolet radiation and general…

  • The soil material should be cohesive fine-grained soil with a particle size of not more than 15mm

    Flatness: The qualified rate of flatness is above 95%, and the error of 3-meter ruler is 3mm. Slope: horizontal <1%, vertical <1‰, high jumping area <4‰, the surface should be flat and smooth to ensure drainage. Strength and stability: Asphalt materials should preferably use materials with no or little wax content. The base surface must be fully compacted…

  • How to judge whether artificial turf is aging?

    Artificial turf was born in the United States in the 1960s, introduced to China in the late 1980s, and was not widely promoted until the mid-to-late 1990s. After a long period of development, artificial grass technology has become relatively mature, and many technical indicators are close to natural grass. Whether artificial turf is used as…

  • The difference between artificial turf and natural turf

    We can often see artificial turf in football fields, school playgrounds, indoor and outdoor landscape gardens. Do you know the difference between artificial turf and natural turf? This article talks about. The difference between artificial turf and natural turf Weather resistance: The use of natural lawns is easily limited by seasons and weather, and natural lawns…