Non-direction: The technique for the most realistic artificial grass

Developments in the synthetic turf market follow each other in rapid succession. With new production techniques, artificial grass is becoming less and less distinguishable from natural grass. One of the current techniques is the production of non-directional artificial grass. Europe Grass has an ever increasing amount of grass carpet in collection that is made using this technique. We would like to explain this innovation a little more.

Characteristics

Non-direction artificial grass, also called multi-directional artificial grass, is a variant in which the fibers do not all stand to one direction, but point in many different directions. There is also virtually no nap present with this type of artificial grass. This ensures that the grass carpet looks beautiful from every angle.

The blades of multidirectional artificial grass have different colours, structures and heights. This gives the grass the most realistic look we have seen in the artificial grass industry to date. It has a natural, wild and pristine appearance. Just like natural grass. The blades also hold each other up more with this type of artificial grass, so that less or no infill sand has to be used. Even after intensive use, virtually no signs of use are visible. This makes non-direction artificial grass a high-quality choice and very durable.

So, what exactly is different about non-directional artificial grass?

The difference between ordinary artificial grass and non-direction artificial grass lies in the fiber. With non-direction artificial grass, the fibres are twisted during production, so that they come up through the backing in different orientations. The effect of this is that the pile does not only stand in one direction, as with normal artificial grass, but in different directions. This gives a realistic and full look.

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