NETLON'S TURF PROTECTION ON SHOW AT EX-WORKS

The second Ex-Works Exhibition sees Netlon making a repeat appearance with its unique, specialist range of turf protection solutions.

Netlon will be on stand B30 with its Netpave 25, Netpave 50, Turfguard and Advanced Turf systems.

Netpave 25 and Netpave 50 consist of half metre square paver units which simply clip together to provide protection for turf. Once laid the grass grows through and the pavers virtually disappear. Netpave 50 is designed to provide permanent or overflow parking and access for both domestic and commercial traffic, while the lighter weight Netpave 25 is simply laid on top of existing grass to give permanent or temporary protection from human and light vehicle traffic. Netpave 25 is enjoying tremendous success after its introduction into the UK market last year because of its simplicity and effectiveness on stable ground. The inherent flexibility of the Netpave design means that both systems can be used on sloping surfaces and undulating ground.

Netlon's Advanced Turf System consists of a specially prepared rootzone incorporating thousands of small interlocking mesh elements. Washed turf or seed is used to establish grass cover, and as the roots develop they penetrate through the mesh to form a very stable rootzone and a deep anchored root system. Advanced Turf combines an attractive, natural grass surface with high load bearing capabilities and is ideal for events areas, HGV and emergency vehicle access routes, overspill car parking, sports fields and amenity areas.

For protection from pedestrians and light vehicles on stable ground Netlon's Turfguard provides a cost effective solution. A tough, flexible and easy-to-lay mesh, it can be installed on top of existing grass or areas can be seeded after installation.

Netlon offers the UK's most comprehensive rage of turf protection solutions, and its experience covers a wide range of applications including access routes, car parks, sports fields, events and amenity areas, helicopter landing pads, aircraft taxiways, and even land sculptures.

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