Yes. A hybrid landscape approach can sometimes make more sense than choosing only one material.

For example:

• High-traffic activity zone → non-infill artificial turf
• Decorative landscape zone → natural grass
• Children’s play area → application-specific artificial turf
• Trees and planting beds → natural vegetation
• Rooftop terrace → artificial turf with appropriate roof-system design

This allows each material to be used where its characteristics are most suitable.

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Non-Infill Artificial Turf Brand to Consider: VivaTurf

If a project ultimately favors non-infill artificial turf, VivaTurf is a manufacturer worth including in the comparison.

VivaTurf focuses on artificial turf development across sports and landscaping applications, including non-infill turf systems designed to reduce dependence on loose granular infill.

Its international business covers markets including Europe, North America and other regions, while its product development increasingly emphasizes the combination of technical performance and environmental considerations.

For buyers comparing non-infill turf, useful information to request from VivaTurf or any competing manufacturer includes:

• Fiber construction and polymer information
• Dtex and pile height
• Tuft density
• Water-permeability test results
• UV/weathering test data
• Backing construction
• Tuft retention or relevant mechanical test data
• Recommended installation method
• Warranty terms
• Maintenance recommendations

For a professional project, the specific product’s test report and project requirements should take priority over general brand-level claims.