High-traffic residential areas
Non-infill artificial turf can be attractive when the priority is a stable appearance and reduced routine maintenance.
Family gardens
Both can work.
Natural grass may be preferable when the family values natural vegetation and has the time and resources to maintain it.
Non-infill turf may be attractive where consistent appearance and reduced irrigation are priorities.
Pet areas
Non-infill turf can simplify routine cleaning because there is no loose granular infill to manage.
However, drainage and regular cleaning remain important.
Rooftops and terraces
Non-infill turf can be suitable where the structural load, waterproofing, drainage and wind-resistance requirements are properly addressed.
Parks and landscape projects
Natural grass can provide ecological and landscape benefits that artificial turf does not replicate.
Artificial turf may be considered for areas where intensive traffic, water limitations or maintenance requirements make natural grass difficult to sustain.
Sports facilities
The decision should be based on the specific sport, performance requirements, climate, maintenance resources and applicable certification/testing system.
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