SUNWING Artificial Grass Creates The Best Pets Activity Carpet

It is very common for those pets owners to have artificial grass carpet in their yard or house for pets to play.

Usually, we may say there is no difference for dogs romping  between artificial grass and natural grass, but if  it is rainy days, the sun-dried days, hard earth days, and days you use the fertilizer or insecticide? So, the artificial grass is more suitable for dogs to enjoy all year around. We will neither need to worry about the dead grass spots or digging damage!

Also for cats, the soft, warm grass yarn is like a bed made just for stretching itself with a yawn. We can enjoy the artificial lawn free from dog wear and tear, staining and smells, pets will also happily do their own business on it. What is more, well have no more muddy patches to look at and no more muddy paws to clean before our pet is allowed back in the house!

Most importantly, artificial grass is permeable, and the grass fibers will remain completely undamaged. The garden will not suffer from being dug up and will be the same luscious green all year round. Therefore, the easy-care, soft, luxurious artificial grass are not only perfect for human beings, but also for the very important four-legged member of the family.

SUNWING provide various kinds of artificial grass carpet, if interested, just contact us for free quotes.

The history of artificial football turf

Artificial turf (also known as synthetic grass, fake grass, synthetic turf or artificial grass) first gained substantial attention in the 1960s, when it was used in the newly constructed Astrodome. The specific product used was called AstroTurf and this term since then has often been used colloquially to refer to any artificial turf.

1966  The first artificial playing surface

The first artificial playing surface in sport is installed and used in the Astrodome in Houston, Texas. The surface becomes known as Astro Turf.

1980  Artificial football turf begun to work for football course.

Artificial turf is used for the first time in professional football in the 1980s. Clubs in England, like Queens Park Rangers, replace their natural grass surfaces with artificial grass of the second generation.

1994  Inconsistent quality and safety issues

Due to the poor quality and safety issues, all artificial pitches used in the English Premier League before 1994 are replaced by natural grass.

2001  The FIFA Quality Programme for Artificial Football Turf

FIFA and UEFA start a quality assurance programme for artificial turf. The aim is to develop an industry standard for artificial surfaces used for football.

2003  The first FIFA tournament on football turf

The FIFA U-17 World Cup in Finland is the first FIFA tournament in which one of the four host stadiums is equipped with football turf. Ten matches, including the final, are played on a first-generation football turf pitch.

2004  Laws of the Game

The IFAB (International Football Association Board) agrees to address football turf in the Laws of the Game. Only surfaces which are FIFA 1 Star RECOMMENDED, FIFA 2 Star RECOMMENDED or IATS tested may be used for international matches.

2007  FIFA U-17 World Cup in Peru

The FIFA U-17 World Cup in Peru is the very first international football tournament to be played entirely on football turf. The decision is taken based on the local requirements of a dry climate with occasional heavy rainfall. The pitch also provides a useful legacy for the country.

2009  FIFA Preferred Producer

FIFA implements the FIFA Preferred Producer initiative in order to further increase the quality of football turf and protect the end-user. Preferred Producers meet the FIFA quality criteria in all areas of football turf pitch construction.

2015  FIFA Womens World Cup Canada 2015(TM)

The Womens World Cup Canada 2015TM was the first senior World Cup to be entirely played on football turf. A total of 52 games were played in the tournament on 3rd Generation pitches, with the USA going on to claim their third World Cup title.

2015  Release of new FIFA Quality Marks

In 2015 the FIFA Quality Programme released a new Test Manual containing more stringent requirements for football turf installations. With the release of the new manual a set of new Quality marks were introduced - FIFA QUALITY and FIFA QUALITY PRO which will replace the FIFA RECOMMENDED 1 Star and FIFA RECOMMENDED 2 Star marks.

So, not all artificial turf can be used as football turf, only artificial playing surfaces which have been tested in the laboratory and on the field according to the stringent testing criteria of the FIFA Quality Programme can be called football turf.

For a joyful playing experience, it is very necessary to select a FIFA 1/2 star standard turf for your playground. Sunwing Industries Ltd provides FIFA qualified football turf with a experience of more than 10 years in manufacturing and exporting artificial turf. If you are interested, just feel free to send your requirement to sales@artificial-grass.asia, we will get back to you ASAP.