Heavy Duty Turf Stabilization Grid
Conwed™ Netting for Advanced Turf is an engineered root zone solution that provides high-quality turf with load-bearing capabilites.
Conwed™ Netting for Advanced Turf consists of a specially prepared root zone into which thousands of small interlocking mesh elements are blended. Washed turf or seed establishes grass cover, making it one of the most versatile products for soil stabilization applications.
As the grass roots develop, they penetrate through the soil stabilization mesh to form a deep anchored root system and a stable root zone. The result is a free-draining natural grass surface with no visible structures but high load-bearing capabilities.
Soil Stabilizing Benefits:
- Attractive, natural grass surface
- High load-bearing capabilities
- Resists rutting and compaction
- Rapid surface drainage
- Provides ideal source control for Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDS)
Suitability & Applications:
- Multi-use events areas
- Emergency vehicle access roads
- Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGV) roads
- Overspill car parks
- Sports surfaces and amenity areas
SUMMARY
Ideal for Markets:
| Erosion Control |  |
| Agriculture |  |
| Infrastructure |  |
Performance:
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- Rapid surface drainage
- Resists rutting and compaction
- Provides SUDS
- Attractive grass surface
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