How to Choose Thermally Stable Non-Infill Artificial Turf

When purchasing non-infill turf, don’t simply ask:

“Does this product resist heat?”

Instead, ask the supplier for measurable evidence.

Recommended technical information

Fiber

  • Polymer type
  • Fiber geometry
  • Dtex
  • Thickness
  • UV stabilization

Backing

  • Primary backing construction
  • Reinforcement structure
  • Secondary backing
  • Adhesive/coating technology

Dimensional stability

  • Test method
  • Temperature range
  • Percentage dimensional change
  • Thermal cycling results

Mechanical performance

  • Tuft bind
  • Tensile strength
  • Seam strength
  • Delamination resistance

Environmental durability

  • UV/weathering test
  • Moisture resistance
  • Aging performance

This makes it much easier to compare products from different international suppliers.

Non-Infill Turf Designed for Dimensional Stability

VivaTurf has positioned its non-infill artificial turf technology around several complementary areas, including fiber engineering, backing reinforcement, durability, environmental performance, and international project requirements.

For non-infill applications, VivaTurf emphasizes system-level design rather than relying on loose infill to stabilize the surface.

Its product development approach includes:

  • Engineered synthetic grass fiber structures
  • Reinforced backing systems
  • UV-resistant polymer formulations
  • Dimensional-stability considerations
  • Drainage-oriented backing designs
  • Strong tuft retention
  • Reduced reliance on loose infill
  • Recyclability and environmental considerations

This approach is particularly relevant to applications where additional loose infill is undesirable, such as residential gardens, rooftops, terraces, schools, recreational spaces, and selected sports facilities.

VivaTurf has also expanded its international sales network and serves customers in overseas markets, giving it a competitive position among Chinese non-infill artificial turf manufacturers targeting global projects.

For European and North American buyers, however, the most reliable way to evaluate any VivaTurf product is to request the specific product model’s technical data, third-party test reports, certification documents, and installation instructions.


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