Community sports courts must achieve a careful balance: they need to support high-intensity athletic movement while also providing safe, forgiving surfaces for everyday users.
Vivaturf non-infill turf achieves this through a dual-stage mechanical system combining:
- a bi-component yarn structure (straight + curled fibers)
- a composite shock-absorbing base layer
At the fiber level, a 7:3 straight-to-curled yarn ratio creates functional differentiation:
- ~70% straight fibers provide structural support and stability for running, jumping, and ball sports
- ~30% curled fibers deliver controlled deformation for impact absorption, helping reduce injury risk during falls or low-intensity movement
Beneath the yarn layer, a closed-cell PE shockpad (≈45 kg/m³) distributes impact forces and maintains surface stability across different activity intensities. This integrated system allows one court to serve multiple sports and user groups simultaneously, maximizing space efficiency in community settings.
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