Artificial turf, also known as synthetic turf, artificial turf, or artificial turf, is a surface covering material made of artificial fiber materials to replace natural turf. It mimics the appearance and feel of natural grasslands, providing a sustainable, low maintenance, and aesthetically pleasing alternative to grasslands.

Artificial lawns are usually made of synthetic fibers (usually polyethylene or polypropylene) and have the following characteristics:

Durability: Artificial lawns can withstand high-strength use and various climatic conditions, and are not easily worn, deformed, or faded.

Low maintenance: Compared to real grass, artificial turf requires less maintenance work. No regular mowing, watering, and fertilization are required, saving time and resources.

Aesthetics: Artificial lawns provide an evergreen lawn that maintains a consistent appearance regardless of the season. They usually use multi-color fiber and texture design to create a realistic grass effect.

Recyclability: Many modern artificial lawns are recyclable and can be reused and processed. This helps to reduce the demand for natural resources and reduce the generation of waste.

Artificial turf is widely used in football fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, golf courses, parks, gardens, residential and commercial landscapes, and other places. They can provide a flat, durable, and usable surface, suitable for various outdoor activities, and have a long service life.