Oct 25, 2018 12:56 AM |
To calculate the amount of infill for synthetic turf, divide the pile height of turf by two, multiply it by the square footage of your area and 0.0833333; you'll get the number of required cubic feet. Multiply this number by the infill weight per cubic feet, and you receive the infill weight in pounds. Silica sand, for example, weighs 80 lb/per cubic feet.
Lee Mendes - Distribution Sales Consultant Yes, 2 lb per sf. won't go wrong. |
Carl Gomez My installer used about 2 lbs per sq. ft. |
Jack Baker I was told to add more for turf taller and less for turf shorter. |
Nancy Thompson We used the regular silica sands, my installer told me they used more than 2 lbs per sf., guess what, I can't even tell unless I spread the fibers. |
Patricia Ochoa We carry all different type of infills for your installation needs. |
Chris Davis I was told by my installer: 2 lbs per sf. |
Joe Wilson I would think to use less for thicker grass and use more for less thick turf. |
James Jones I remember reading somewhere: 1-2 lbs per sf is very typical. |
Ethan Gommers My front yard has almost no traffic and my installer said I don't need much infills. |
Noah Crowe I do think as far as infill goes, the more the better, just a personal opinion. |
Olivia Snee I let my installers do that. |