A Complete Guide to Artificial Turf Backing
Latex backing stands as one of the most prevalent choices for artificial turf. It comprises a water-based adhesive applied to the underside of the turf, solidifying as it dries. Known…
Whether you’re considering a switch to artificial turf or maintaining your natural lawn
The choice between artificial and natural grass is not black and white. Artificial grass offers convenience and resilience but at an environmental cost. Natural grass supports natural ecosystems and air…
Natural Grass: An Eco-Friendly Tradition?
Pros: Carbon Sink: Natural grass absorbs CO2, helping to mitigate climate change. Biodiversity: It provides a habitat for various species, promoting ecological diversity. Air Quality: Grass helps filter pollutants, contributing to cleaner air.…
The Grass Debate: Artificial vs Natural Grass
When it comes to choosing between artificial and natural grass, homeowners and community planners are faced with a green dilemma. Both options offer distinct environmental impacts that can influence our…
The Impact on Turf Companies
Freight rates have surged by 233% from last year, now costing $5,117 per 40ft container. While large retailers have multi-year contracts to buffer these costs, turf companies importing lower volumes…
The Pinnacle of Pet-Friendly Turf Solutions
Not all pet products are created equal, and when it comes to artificial turf, VistaPet™ stands head and shoulders above the rest. Combining the best elements of artificial grass designed for pets…
BIQ Materials offers various bioplastic materials with up to 85% lower CO2 emissions
It is also important to distinguish between biodegradable plastics and oxo-degradable plastics. Oxo-degradable plastics contain additives that accelerate degradation when exposed to oxygen and UV light, but they do not…
Fossil-based but biodegradable plastics: Examples include polybutylene adipate terephthalate
Bioplastics can be divided into three main categories: Bio-based and biodegradable plastics: Examples include polylactide (PLA) and polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA). Bio-based but non-biodegradable plastics: These are bio-based versions of conventional plastics,…
Learn more about biodegradable plastics
As environmental awareness grows and more attention is paid to the problem of microplastics, there is increasing interest in biodegradable plastics as an alternative to traditional materials. These plastics have…
What is the industry doing?
The artificial turf industry faces a major challenge to develop and implement alternative materials that are both sustainable and environmentally friendly. The new materials must meet EU requirements and be…