Vivaturf has developed a mature three-layer support system for non-infill turf, focusing on the key technical challenges that often limit ordinary products:
- Fiber collapse
- Poor recovery
- Hard foot feel
- Backing delamination
- Weak yarn anchoring
- Shockpad compression failure
- Environmental and maintenance concerns
Vivaturf’s non-infill turf structure combines:
- 7:3 straight-and-curled bionic yarn matrix
- High-modulus support fibers
- High-resilience curled fibers
- Reinforced composite backing
- Advanced locking or heat-bonding technology
- Closed-cell PE shockpad design
- Controlled shock absorption and deformation
- Low-maintenance, no-loose-infill surface design
- Environmentally focused material selection
This structural approach aligns with the growing European and North American demand for cleaner, lower-maintenance, and more sustainable sports surfaces.
In these markets, buyers increasingly look beyond pile height and density. They evaluate durability, infill-free performance, low emission, recyclability potential, field uniformity, lifecycle cost, and environmental responsibility. Vivaturf’s non-infill systems are well positioned within this global shift toward engineered, sustainable turf solutions.
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