TSII®
Synthetically Stabilized Turf®
Hybrid Turf Combining Natural and
Synthetic Grass Stats

1. Full natural grass surface
Grass leaf blades grow above the tops of the synthetic tufts, creating a full natural surface. If the grass canopy is thinned, the underlying synthetic matrix continues to provide a consistent, sure-footed playing surface.

2. Synthetic turf matrix
The grass roots become entwined in the synthetic matrix and grow unimpeded through the backing and into the rootzone material below.

3. Growing medium infill
The infill layer is selected to be compatible with the site¹s growing medium to minimize layering and any agronomic differences between the turf and underlying rootzone profile.

4. Dual-component backing
The dual-component backing of biodegradable jute and tough plastic mesh acts as the anchor for the components above it and provides additional horizontal load-bearing capacity.

The plant's vegetative parts — roots, crowns, rhizomes, stolons, tillers — grow protected within the stabilized zone, shielded from wear damage. This extends the field¹s playability and accelerates recovery following use. Management strategies include common practices like verti-cutting, aerating and topdressing.