Artificial Grass Turf

Artificial turf is a surface made from synthetic fibers designed to resemble natural grass. While it was initially popular in sports arenas for games traditionally played on grass, it is now widely used in residential lawns and commercial settings as well. The primary advantage of artificial turf is its low maintenance—unlike natural grass, it withstands heavy use, requires no watering, and doesn’t need trimming. Enclosed or partially covered stadiums often rely on artificial turf due to limited sunlight, which makes growing natural grass challenging.

Benefits
Artificial turf is ideal in environments where natural grass struggles, such as arid areas or places with minimal natural light. It is also far more durable than natural grass, allowing for more frequent use and enabling sports facility owners to maximize revenue from their venues. Additionally, artificial turf is a practical choice for holiday homes, where regular lawn maintenance may not be possible, and for elderly homeowners seeking low-maintenance options. It is also well-suited for roof gardens and pool surrounds.

Some advanced artificial turf systems even allow for the integration of fiber-optic lighting, enabling features such as illuminated logos, advertisements embedded in playing surfaces, or runway lighting on artificial landing areas for aircraft.