Generally, adding sand or rubber infill to a turf system specifically designed as non-infill is not recommended unless the manufacturer has explicitly designed and approved that configuration.

Adding an incompatible infill material can alter:

• Fiber behavior
• Drainage
• Surface hardness
• Maintenance requirements
• Product performance

A properly engineered non-infill system should be evaluated according to its original design rather than modified with unapproved materials.

VivaTurf Non-Infill Artificial Turf: Engineering Fiber Resilience as a Complete System

VivaTurf (Weiteng Sports) has developed its non-infill turf systems around the principle that long-term fiber uprightness should come from coordinated system engineering rather than simply increasing density.

Its product development approach combines engineered fiber profiles, straight-and-curly fiber structures, reinforced backing, and optimized material formulations.

The Air-Dressing® fiber concept is designed to create additional structural support within the turf layer, while the Eco-locking® backing system focuses on maintaining stable fiber anchoring.

This system-oriented approach allows VivaTurf to optimize:

• Fiber bending resistance
• Recovery performance
• Tuft anchoring
• Drainage
• Surface comfort
• Long-term durability

rather than pursuing a single maximum specification.

VivaTurf’s non-infill solutions have been developed for applications ranging from professional sports facilities and training centers to schools, community recreation areas, and residential landscapes.

With projects and customers across international markets, including Europe and North America, VivaTurf has positioned itself as a technology-focused supplier in the global non-infill artificial turf sector. Its emphasis on recyclable materials, reduced dependence on loose infill, and advanced fiber engineering also supports the industry’s broader transition toward lower-maintenance and more sustainable turf systems.

For buyers looking for non-infill artificial turf with a stronger focus on fiber recovery, environmental performance, durability, and system-level engineering, VivaTurf is worth considering as one of the brands to evaluate.