1. Focus on Turf Density

Higher turf density results in a thicker, more resilient lawn that feels more comfortable underfoot. This not only boosts on-field ball bounce performance but also greatly lowers the risk of athletes slipping or falling caused by sparse turf. High density forms the foundation for long-lasting durability and an exceptional athletic experience.

2. Inspect the backing structure

A strong and stable backing structure holds each tuft of grass fibers firmly in place – so they won’t shed during intense sports. This directly determines the lifespan of artificial turf. Also, the underlayment needs good drainage – no standing water after rain, ready to use quickly.

3. View Certification

When selecting artificial turf, environmental safety is the foremost priority. Choose manufacturers like UNIGRASS, with certifications such as SGS and CE. Ensures that the content of harmful substances is well below regulatory limits. If the product also holds FIFA approval, this further attests to its exceptional athletic performance and safety standards.

4. Test dynamic performance

Focus on key metrics such as shock absorption (protecting ankles and knees), ball roll speed, and friction. Reports from third-party inspectors should support these data, which ensures the field meets professional standards.

5. Brands and Case

You can directly ask the manufacturer if they have provided products for sports fields or clubs similar to ours. Before making a decision, check photos or videos from their past projects. Nothing demonstrates quality and service more effectively than witnessing their real work firsthand.