Artificial Grass for Sports Fields

Sports Fields Score Overview

The Sports Fields Score evaluates how well an artificial grass product performs under sustained athletic use. It focuses on durability, structural density, fiber strength, and surface consistency required for sports such as soccer, football, and training activities.

Durability Score

Durability measures the overall ability of the turf system to withstand continuous mechanical stress, including running, pivoting, and impact. It integrates factors such as fiber strength, density, backing construction, and structural resilience.

Turf Density

Turf density represents the amount of fiber within a given area. Higher density improves surface stability, footing consistency, and resistance to displacement during play.

Pile Height

Pile height affects ball interaction, footing, and surface behavior. Sports turf typically requires controlled pile height ranges to maintain consistent performance and reduce excessive movement or instability.

Yarn Linear Density (Denier)

Yarn linear density reflects the thickness and strength of individual fibers. Higher denier values indicate stronger fibers that resist wear, splitting, and deformation under repeated athletic use.

Drainage Rate

Drainage rate measures how efficiently water passes through the turf system. Adequate drainage ensures the field remains playable after rainfall and prevents surface pooling.