The artificial turf tennis court brings sports closer to nature

As a professional sports venue, the choice of turf for tennis courts is of vital importance to the performance of sports and the experience of athletes. With the development of technology, artificial turf is increasingly widely used in tennis courts, among which sand-washed curved grass and sand-free curved silk grass are two common choices. This article will focus on introducing the characteristics and advantages of these two types of artificial turf.

Curved grass is an artificial turf specially designed to enhance the performance of tennis courts. The feature of this type of lawn lies in the fact that it is filled with a layer of fine sand on its surface. The height of the lawn is usually about 1.2 centimeters, and the high-pound ones are mostly denser curved silk lawns, which can effectively enhance the stability of the ball speed, reduce friction, and improve the comfort of the foot feel.

The addition of fine sand not only supports the grass fibers, maintaining the flatness and elasticity of the lawn, but also helps with rapid drainage, keeping the field dry even on rainy days and reducing the risk of slipping. This type of lawn is suitable for professional competition venues with high requirements for venue performance, as well as clubs and training bases that pursue the ultimate sports experience.

The curved-silk grass is made with a special curved-silk process, featuring a higher weight and more perfect fiber curvature. It has a high fiber density and a soft touch, providing athletes with a similar foot feel and comfort to traditional lawns. Effectively enhance the buffering performance of the entire system. This type of lawn features numerous characteristics such as safety, environmental friendliness, resistance to trampling, resistance to filament pulling, flame retardancy, anti-slip, anti-static, being unaffected by climate, and a long service life. The curved silk grass is mainly suitable for tennis courts with high requirements for sports performance, or for court projects that hope to reduce costs and maintenance difficulty.