Construction News
14/05/2018
Artificial Turf: The New Product For Sports Facilities, Schools And Commercial Grass Areas
It has been filling up the shelves in supermarkets and DIY stores over the last year, but artificial turf is much more than the product just for domestic lawns and gardens across the UK. This versatile product has been adapted, perfected and manufactured to create the perfect product for sports and school facilities nationwide. Its popularity has even grown into commercial areas such as landscaping for businesses, events and corporate shows. And Construction members Synthetic Turf Management (STM) have been busier than ever.
STM are specialists in creating bespoke play, sport and landscape facilities with artificial turf. Their team can create almost anything from artificial turf and have worked with everyone from premier league football club pitches to home tennis courts. They tell us here what they have been working on throughout the past month;
• In Curraghmore, STM developed a mini MUGA (pictured) including tennis court and basketball markings as part of the install. The team transformed the back garden into a synthetic surface which could last 15 to 20 years with good maintenance.
• Good quality artificial turf can be cut and designed to certain specifications. At Sytchampton Primary School, STM created a roadway on top of wet pour rubber.
• Last month, STM also worked at York Racecourse for a new artificial grass rooftop
The company said: "Artificial turf is very popular now and we have seen a huge increase in facilities managers finding a need for the product. At STM we work with British manufactured products because we know they are fantastic quality, durable, safe and long lasting. We are proud of what we have achieved this year and can't wait for the busy summer months."
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STM are specialists in creating bespoke play, sport and landscape facilities with artificial turf. Their team can create almost anything from artificial turf and have worked with everyone from premier league football club pitches to home tennis courts. They tell us here what they have been working on throughout the past month;
• In Curraghmore, STM developed a mini MUGA (pictured) including tennis court and basketball markings as part of the install. The team transformed the back garden into a synthetic surface which could last 15 to 20 years with good maintenance.
• Good quality artificial turf can be cut and designed to certain specifications. At Sytchampton Primary School, STM created a roadway on top of wet pour rubber.
• Last month, STM also worked at York Racecourse for a new artificial grass rooftop
The company said: "Artificial turf is very popular now and we have seen a huge increase in facilities managers finding a need for the product. At STM we work with British manufactured products because we know they are fantastic quality, durable, safe and long lasting. We are proud of what we have achieved this year and can't wait for the busy summer months."
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