Areas of Use for Artificial Turf
What is Artificial Turf?
Artificial turf is one of the applications that will somewhat alleviate the urban dweller's longing for nature, as they drift further away from natural life with each passing day. This application, also known as artificial or synthetic turf, reduces people's yearning for green. You can visit the congrass.com page to get information about artificial turf, which can be used in many areas, and examine application examples up close.
How is Artificial Turf Applied?
In its simplest terms, it is a ground covering application. It is a product that can be used in indoor spaces as well as outdoor areas. Because it closely resembles natural grass, it gives the area where it is applied a green and natural look. It is produced from green-colored, fibrillated or monofilament yarn. The yarn length is specially adjusted according to the area of use. It is woven at a pile height set on weaving machines called tufting machines. After the woven carpet is made, a latex coating is applied to the back of the backing fabric. This secures the yarns, i.e., the artificial turf. The latex coating extends the life of synthetic turf carpets and increases their resistance to weather conditions and impacts. To apply artificial turf to the ground, the ground must first be prepared. Drainage pipes are laid in the application area, then the ground is leveled by filling it with gravel. After this stage, felt, concrete, or asphalt application is carried out, and finally, the artificial turf is laid on the ground. You can contact us for application stages and cost information.
