The non-asphalt base protects the players! Surface stabilization method for artificial turf base pavement.
The "Leotite Method" is a surface stabilization technique for artificial turf sub-base paving that suppresses the generation of residual soil and reduces environmental impact and costs. When adopting crushed stone base paving for the sub-base of artificial turf or reusing the surface material of existing clay-paved grounds, the application of the surface stabilizer "Grand Guard E" to the sub-base stabilizes the surface and maintains flatness to prevent unevenness during and after construction. It reduces heat retention, mitigates the hot environment in summer, and enhances shock absorption, thereby improving safety. 【Features】 - Maintains flatness to prevent unevenness during and after construction - Increases shock absorption and improves safety - Reduces heat retention and mitigates the hot environment in summer - Suppresses the generation of residual soil and reduces environmental impact and costs - Uses the environmentally friendly polymer synthetic resin emulsion "Grand Guard E" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■Artificial turf sub-base paving *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Japan Sports Facilities has formed the "Team NTS," which consistently designs, constructs, manages, and operates sports facilities from the perspective of users. Our goal is to create and provide new value to sports facilities and parks, enabling all people to lead healthy and vibrant social lives, both physically and mentally.
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