Application-led specification

Commercial turf is selected around the operating need.

A product that suits a low-traffic courtyard may not suit a pet-relief area, playground, putting amenity or rooftop. Define traffic, drainage, cleaning, testing and maintenance before comparing samples.

Commercial landscape

Use: courtyards, entrances, hospitality spaces and shared amenities. Specify for traffic, furniture, cleaning, sunlight, drainage and replacement access.

Typical pile
1.0 to 1.75 in.
Typical face weight
50 to 80 oz.
Pricing guide
$14 to $22 / ft²

Pet relief

Use: multifamily pet zones and hospitality relief areas. Drainage, accessible fibre height, cleaning protocol, water access and waste operations are critical.

Typical pile
1.0 to 1.5 in.
Typical face weight
40 to 60 oz.
Pricing guide
$17 to $26 / ft²

Play systems

Use: schools, daycares and recreation areas. Equipment, fall zones, accessibility and required tested assemblies must be identified before pricing.

Product
Application specific
Supporting layer
Performance specific
Pricing guide
Specification required

Putting amenities

Use: office, hospitality and multifamily practice areas. Ball-roll objectives, cup layout, contours, fringe and care expectations shape the system.

Typical pile
0.4 to 0.75 in.
Typical face weight
40 to 60 oz.
Pricing guide
$20 to $35+ / ft²

Rooftop or podium

Use: elevated amenities and hospitality spaces. Coordinate structure, waterproofing, drains, wind, fire requirements, furniture and replacement logistics.

Product
Project specific
Interfaces
Consultant review
Pricing guide
Specification required

Sport and training

Use: dedicated training and performance areas. Sport requirements, line marking, infill, shock absorption and maintenance determine the complete system.

Product
Sport specific
Testing
Requirement specific
Pricing guide
Specification required

Planning-range limitation: commercial figures support early budgeting only. A measured quote requires current product documents, assembly details, site conditions, access, phasing, approvals and procurement responsibilities.

The complete assembly

The product sample is not the specification.

A reviewable scope should identify the turf and backing, supporting base or underlayment, drainage path, seams, perimeter details, transitions, infill, testing, cleaning and maintenance documents.

01Application

Users, traffic, furniture, equipment and expected service life.

02Substrate

Existing construction, bearing, grading, waterproofing and drainage.

03Assembly

Turf, backing, base, shock layer, seams, edges and infill.

04Operations

Access, cleaning, inspection, records, warranty and replacement.