Not all non-infill turf is suitable for kindergartens and schools.
Some low-quality non-infill products achieve softness by reducing material weight or reducing structural support. These products may feel soft at first, but may flatten, collapse, or harden after repeated use.
A school-grade non-infill turf must be:
- Soft enough for children’s contact
- Supportive enough for running and jumping
- Strong enough to resist pulling and wear
- Stable enough to maintain uniform performance
- Clean enough for daily campus use
- Environmentally tested and documented
- Easy to inspect and maintain
Vivaturf addresses these needs through scenario-specific design.
For kindergarten activity areas, Vivaturf can offer child-friendly solutions based on softer PE-modified yarns, higher curled-fiber comfort, reinforced backing, and optional cushioning systems. The goal is not simply to make the turf “soft,” but to reduce surface abrasion while maintaining structure and stability.
For primary and secondary school sports fields, Vivaturf emphasizes balanced support and cushioning. Through straight-and-curled yarn design, controlled surface friction, stable backing, and non-infill cleanliness, the turf can support daily PE classes, campus football, after-school activity, and high-frequency student movement.
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