Fibreturf
Fibreturf is the name given to natural turf growing in a synthetic fibre reinforced rootzone.
It is designed to obtain greater use out of natural turf whilst maintaining the high quality of surface demanded by present day sports users and amenity/landscape specifiers.
This is achieved by blending together sand, organic matter and 35mm long polypropylene fibres to produce a homogeneous rootzone termed ‘Fibreturf Rootzone’.
The rootzone is supplied in bulk tippers to be laid as the top 75-200mm, dependant on end use, thus producing a fibre reinforced or stabilised upper rootzone.
The natural turf finish is then produced by either seeding directly into the Fibreturf Rootzone or by laying mature Fibreturf – grown by specialist turf suppliers Inturf.
Fibreturf Rootzone is recommended for:
* Emergency Vehicle Access Routes
* Overspill & Temporary Car Parks
* Heavy Use Amenity Areas
Benefits:
* Reinforced natural turf is used as a green alternative to hard surface landscaping
Eddie Seaward, Head Groundsman Wimbledon
“The car parks performed very well during the time of the championship and, providing that it is managed correctly, the new surface will last us for several years. Despite poor weather towards the end of the second week, the surface remained firm and stable.” …read more testimonials…
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