Artificial turf uses chemicals, which is actually a concern for everyone. Perhaps you may not know that the chemicals used in artificial turf are harmless. Its main raw materials are PP (polypropylene) and PE (polyethylene), which are just a type of plastic. These raw materials have undergone strict quality testing, are non-toxic and pollution-free, and many testing standards have reached international standards. Imagine that we can usually use plastic bowls to eat snacks, desserts, and so on, so walking and moving on them will not have any impact on the human body. Moreover, artificial lawns can effectively prevent bacterial reproduction, so there are relatively few bacteria on artificial lawns. And it can also prevent direct contact between people and the ground, and effectively protect the soil, allowing people to avoid soil damage. Read more →

Multiple key elements determine the lifespan of artificial grass. First, the quality of grass yarn matters a lot; UV-stabilized PE or PP fibers effectively resist sunlight fading and aging. Second, the backing material affects durability - high-density permeable latex or PU backing prevents tearing and water damage. Third, usage intensity plays a big role; sports fields with frequent heavy foot traffic wear faster than residential backyard lawns. Installation environment is also critical: areas with long-term strong sunlight, heavy rain or chemical corrosion will shorten service time. Besides, regular simple cleaning and proper maintenance can extend the turf's service life significantly. Read more →

First level and drain the base, then lay shock pads. Unroll and splice the turf, fill quartz sand and rubber infill, mark field lines, and finish overall inspection. Read more →