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Practical guides and technical insights from Relyir Grass, an artificial grass manufacturer in China since 2006.
Every roll of artificial grass is two products in one: the yarn you see, and the backing you don’t. That hidden layer starts as a woven polypropylene primary fabric, then gets sealed with a secondary coating — latex, polyurethane, or polyolefin. Yarn wins samples. Backing wins or loses warranty files. When the coating lets go, ...
Read ArticleTwo pallets of artificial turf can come off a container looking identical — same pile height, same color, same stitch rate. Eighteen months of sun later, one still looks like grass while the other has faded into a claim dispute with your installer. The difference won’t show up in a golden sample. It lives in ...
Read ArticleYou decide the margin on a container of turf long before the first roll ships — in the spec sheet, the payment terms, and the fine print of the warranty. Not in the per-square-meter figure your supplier leads with. Buying wholesale artificial grass straight from the manufacturer removes the trader’s markup from that math, and ...
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C-shape, diamond, S-blade, fibrillated — fibre jargon is where most turf buying decisions stall, and most spec sheets only make it worse. We extrude artificial grass fibre at Relyir Grass, so we can answer the question sales reps tend to dodge: that plasticky sheen on a finished lawn is not a coating defect or early ...
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Every tendering season our team answers the same question from contractors and club buyers: hybrid grass vs artificial turf for a pitch with a full fixture list. We run a factory-direct line, and our bench sees both surfaces specified on the same project. They are not competitors on one axis. One keeps a living plant ...
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Does artificial turf drain is the first question every buyer asks before a lawn is signed off, because one stubborn puddle can fail the whole handover. The direct answer is yes: quality turf with a perforated backing sheds water fast. The trouble almost always lives in the base or the slope, not in the grass ...
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Two buyers can order the same square footage in the same week and end up with opposite lawns. One stays dense and upright for years; the other flattens, fades and opens seams by the second summer. The difference is the order in which the decisions got made, and that order is learnable. This page walks ...
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Two buyers sit across a table, each holding a specification sheet for the same sized lawn. One sheet lists 60 oz per square yard; the other shows 2,034 grams per square metre. Neither can tell which roll actually carries more yarn, because the two numbers speak different measurement languages. The point here is narrower than ...
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Two purchase orders walk out of the same factory on the same morning and arrive looking like twins. The first lands on a backyard spec sheet. The second lands in a football field tender. Both rolls came off the same line, on the same tufting machine, with the same backing. They did not come off ...
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