Non-infill school football turf
Non-infill artificial turf for schools — no rubber or sand, lower upkeep.
Choosing a surface series
- FIFA Quality vs Quality Pro — what should a tender say?
- Write the target field certificate level (FIFA Quality or Quality Pro), pitch size, and who owns lab/field testing. A turf product licence alone is not a field certificate. See the FIFA guide in Info Center.
- 40mm vs 60mm artificial grass for football — which fits?
- About 35–45 mm often suits seven-a-side and school multi-use; 50–60 mm is common on full-size FIFA-pathway pitches. Always lock pile with density, yarn, and fill — height alone is not a grade. See the pile-height guide.
- Do school pitches need a shock pad under artificial turf?
- Not always. Add a shock pad when weekly football hours, FIFA system cards, or hard concrete bases demand it. Fix flatness and moisture first. See the shock-pad guide in Info Center.
- Infill or non-infill turf — how do I choose?
- Match sport and weekly hours: many football systems use infill; non-infill suits some school and multi-use courts with different maintenance. State fill package in the RFQ.
- What should I send for a turf quotation?
- Sport, m², city/climate, FIFA path if any, preferred pile/infill/shock pad, and substrate photos. Inquire on /products/turf after reading Info Center guides.