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Building an artificial turf pitch is a long-term investment, and a high-quality pitch can maximize the input-output ratio.

To start on a positive note, when most synthetic turf pitches are properly installed and maintained, the infill is working as it was designed to.

By Bryn Lee The process to produce the fibre that is used in artificial grass is called extrusion. In very simple terms raw polymer pellets, colour and UV additives are mixed together, then transformed into either a tape or individual fibres. These are then twisted and wound onto spools that are then sent to the […]

CCGrass offers two, and even three, toned green fibres in our sport range, which add to the natural look of our sports pitches. Each CCGrass turf is tested with a combination of two of the three shades – emerald, olive and lime. Tests include weathering, UV and chemical analysis.

Unlike football, rugby has taken synthetic turf pitches to heart. The willingness to accept the different characteristics this type of surface brings has been positive, at all levels of the game. So what is different? If like me, you played rugby, or still do, you will have played on some atrocious pitches, where, in mid-winter, […]

On June 3rd, 2020, the European Commission held a meeting to decide the fate of polymeric infill, used in synthetic turf sport surfaces.

Most important factors for athletes and their coaches, yet is the same true for footballers on synthetic turf.

Max 60 synthetic turf surfaces is a FIFA Quality Pro football system, when installed onto a level, compacted and free draining base.

Superb 40-13PU is an Emerald and Olive Bi-colour yarn, as it uses the purer, C8 polymer, it is exceptionally durable.

Superb 40-13PU is an Emerald and Olive Bi-colour yarn, producing a natural look.