Scenario 1: School Indoor Gymnasium
When renovating its indoor gymnasium, an international school opted for 1,200 square meters of indoor soccer turf instead of traditional PVC sports flooring. The school cited three reasons for this choice: first, the turf offers moderate surface friction, making it less likely for students to slip during soccer or physical fitness training; second, the soft texture significantly reduces the risk of injury from falls; and third, unlike solid wood flooring, the turf requires virtually no maintenance—needing only occasional brushing and simple cleaning.
Scenario 2: Commercial Indoor Soccer Park
Indoor soccer parks have become a popular commercial offering in major cities. A 3,000-square-meter indoor facility in Shenzhen, for example, utilized our 50mm non-infill soccer turf paired with a 10mm shock-absorbing underlay. Six months after opening, with an average daily usage exceeding 12 hours, the turf retains excellent appearance and performance. Operators report that the non-infill solution completely eliminated the issue of granule migration; customers no longer track black rubber granules out on their sneakers, resulting in significantly lower facility cleaning costs.
Scenario 3: Early Education and Physical Training Centers
With the rapid growth of the children’s physical fitness market, an increasing number of early education centers and physical training facilities are choosing to install indoor sports turf. These settings require turf that features moderate pile height (20mm–30mm), a non-infill design, vibrant colors, and a skin-friendly texture. Our colored indoor sports turf series—available in shades such as emerald green, grass green, and sky blue—not only meets functional athletic needs but also creates a lively atmosphere through color-coded zoning, making it a favorite among children’s training centers.