Long before the introduction of artificial surface, sport was played on natural turf surfaces. The traction underfoot and the cushioning effects for players from falls on natural turf have been one of the main reasons for its use then, and its continued use today. There is nothing more impressive to the eye than a well-manicured natural turf surface.

Engineering and track performance go hand in hand. The quality of your surface determines foot restitution and the opportunities for performance training. The surface also plays a role in the level of training and competition, from community facilities through to elite venues.

Synthetic grass surfaces have been used in fields of play since the 1960s and have evolved through to current 4G systems.

There are two important questions you need to ask yourself when deciding on the appropriate acrylic surface system for your facility. Do you want a cushioned or non-cushioned surface? And do you require a fast or a grippy surface?

Advancements in technology allows us to artificially improve the performance of a natural turf surface and its profile. This is through the inclusion of proprietary systems and products within the profile itself.

Red porous surfaces are a specific type of surface that covers a wide range of sports.