It is very important to ensure that artificial turf has adequate slip resistance in wet conditions, especially when it comes to preventing slips and improving safety. Here are some suggestions:
Choosing the right foundation:Choose a foundation with good drainage properties to ensure that moisture is removed quickly and reduce the possibility of slippery.
Lawn Fiber Design:Choose an artificial turf fiber design with good grip. Some lawn products are designed with special textures or fibers that help provide better slip resistance.
Artificial turf sublayer material:Use a non-slip sublayer material, such as a rubber sublayer, to provide extra grip and prevent artificial turf from sliding in wet conditions.
Non-slip padding:During installation, consider filling the bottom layer of the turf with non-slip filling, which can help improve the overall anti-slip performance.
Regular cleanup:Clean the surface of your artificial turf regularly to make sure there is no standing water, mud or other debris. Slippery surfaces are often associated with humidity and debris, so keeping surfaces clean is key.
Waterproof Bottom Layer:Add a waterproofing layer to the foundation of the lawn to prevent moisture from penetrating into the bottom layer and reduce the risk of slippery.
Use non-slip underlayment:During laying, consider using non-slip underlayment, which is a non-slip layer that can be added between the foundation and the lawn to provide additional grip.
Strengthened fixation:Make sure the artificial turf roll is securely installed, using enough fixing material such as ground fixing nails or fixing glue to prevent the lawn from sliding or blistering.
By taking these factors into account, the anti-slip performance of artificial turf in wet conditions can be effectively improved, ensuring a safe use experience even in wet environments.