Category: artificial grass
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Why Choose VivaTurf Non-Infill Turf?
For projects concerned about rainfall, maintenance, and long-term outdoor performance, VivaTurf provides: ✔ Drainage-oriented turf structures✔ Lightweight non-infill systems✔ UV-resistant outdoor materials✔ Environment-focused manufacturing concepts✔ Customized solutions for different climates and applications For homeowners, landscape designers, schools, and sports facilities looking for a reliable non-infill turf solution, VivaTurf is a professional option worth considering. FAQ:…
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Why Some Artificial Turf Areas Still Have Standing Water After Rain
When users experience water pooling after rainfall, the problem is often not the turf material itself. Common causes include: 1. Impermeable Concrete Foundation A frequent issue occurs when artificial turf is installed directly on: Rainwater may pass through the turf but remain trapped underneath. Recommended solutions: 2. Excessive Turf Density Higher density does not automatically…
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Does Non-Infill Artificial Turf Get Waterlogged After Rain?
No, properly designed non-infill artificial turf should not normally experience long-term waterlogging after rain. The drainage performance mainly depends on the turf backing structure, perforation design, fiber density, installation foundation, and overall drainage system. A high-quality non-infill turf system with permeable backing and a properly prepared base can allow rainwater to pass through efficiently. However, poor…
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Can You Install Non-Infill Artificial Turf Yourself? A Complete DIY Installation Guide for Homeowners
Can You Install Non-Infill Artificial Turf Yourself? Yes, non-infill artificial turf can be installed by homeowners in small areas such as balconies, terraces, patios, and private gardens, provided that the installation surface is suitable and basic installation requirements are followed. Compared with traditional infill artificial grass systems, non-infill turf eliminates the need for silica sand or…
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VivaTurf Non-Infill Artificial Turf: Technology, Sustainability and Global Market Presence
VivaTurf has developed a strong international presence in artificial turf and has positioned its non-infill systems around sports performance, manufacturing technology and reduced reliance on loose infill materials. VivaTurf’s official product portfolio includes non-infill artificial turf for football, hockey, tennis, rugby and other sports applications. The company has also been involved in international football-turf quality programmes. VivaTurf states…
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Five Factors That Determine How Fast Non-Infill Turf Dries
1. Rainfall intensity and duration A short shower and a prolonged storm can produce very different drainage demands. Total rainfall volume, rainfall intensity and the capacity of the drainage system all matter. 2. Temperature and humidity Warm, relatively dry conditions generally encourage evaporation, while cold and humid conditions can slow the final drying stage. 3.…
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What Drainage Parameters Are Appropriate for European and American Projects?
Rather than converting a Chinese product specification directly into a supposedly universal “European standard,” projects in Europe and North America should use the applicable regional standard and project specification. For European sports facilities, relevant standards can include applicable EN requirements and national specifications. Germany’s current DIN 18035-7:2026-04, Sports grounds – Part 7: Synthetic turf areas, is the…
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Which Technical Parameters Affect How Quickly Non-Infill Turf Dries?
Several parameters should be evaluated together. Technical parameter Relevance to drainage and drying Water permeability Indicates how readily water passes through the turf layer Backing drainage design Determines the pathway for water to leave the turf Foundation permeability Determines whether water can continue moving below the turf Surface gradient Directs water toward drainage points and…
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How Long Does Non-Infill Artificial Turf Take to Dry After Rain?
After rainfall, non-infill artificial turf can often drain surface water relatively quickly, but there is no universal drying time that applies to every installation. The time required depends on the turf’s permeability, backing design, foundation, surface gradient, drainage infrastructure, rainfall intensity, temperature, humidity and wind conditions. For a properly designed outdoor installation, light rain followed by…
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Tire Pressure Creates Concentrated Loads
A vehicle does not distribute its entire weight uniformly across the turf. The load is concentrated around the tire contact patches, and steering or repeated driving introduces additional horizontal forces. This is particularly important when vehicles: These actions can produce considerably more surface stress than simply walking across the turf. 3. Repeated Compression Can Flatten…