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SynGrass 15 Multi - 15mm Multi-Sport Turf for Schools and Active Areas
R260 per m² (Roll Price)
SynGrass 15 Multi is a 15mm multi-sport turf for schools, netball areas, tennis practice spaces, padel practice zones and high-traffic recreation surfaces. It gives facility managers a shorter, practical synthetic turf option when one area must support regular activity rather than decorative landscaping only.
The product specification includes 6500 Dtex, 320 stitches per meter, 15mm pile height, 2 tone colour and silica sand infill. Those features make it useful for active areas where a compact playing surface, predictable footing and easy day-to-day care are important.
SynGrass 15 Multi is not positioned as a dedicated soccer pitch product or a wet hockey system. It is a multi-use surface for schools, clubs and properties that want a shorter sports turf for mixed recreation, informal training, practice courts and compact activity areas.
Product Tags and Use-Case Labels
- 15mm multi-sport turf for South African schools
- Netball artificial turf and practice-court surface
- Tennis and padel active-area turf
- Recreation turf for high-traffic play spaces
- Silica sand infill sports surface
- Short-pile synthetic grass for active areas
- Multi-purpose turf for clubs, schools and facilities
Specifications:
- Stitch Rate Density: 320 stitches per meter
- Dtex: 6500
- Pile Height: 15mm
- Color: 2 Tone
- Uv Guarantee: Yes 8 years
- Infill Needed: Silica Sand
Applications for Schools, Netball, Tennis, Padel and Recreation
Schools often need one surface to cope with morning play, physical education, after-school sport and informal recreation. SynGrass 15 Multi is useful in these settings because the shorter pile can suit active areas where children move between different activities. It can be considered for netball practice, tennis practice, padel practice, warm-up spaces, smaller training zones and playground-style recreation areas where a general lawn would wear quickly.
For netball and tennis use, the planning conversation should include the size of the area, expected traffic, line marking needs and whether the surface will be used for formal matches or practice. For padel and other active areas, the brief should explain how players will move, where edges and fences sit, and whether the same turf zone needs to support school breaks, coaching sessions and community use.
When comparing products, browse all Syngrass products and read the sports turf South Africa guide. These resources help buyers decide whether a multi-sport product, soccer product, hockey product or landscape product is the right category before discussing quantities and installation details.
Selection Guidance and Related Syngrass Products
Choose SynGrass 15 Multi when the surface must support mixed activity and the project brief calls for a short, durable turf. It is a good conversation starter for school courtyards, active recreation spaces, netball practice zones, tennis practice areas and padel-related spaces. It should be assessed against the intensity of use, the importance of line accuracy, the base condition and whether the area needs sport-specific performance or a practical multi-use finish.
If soccer is the main activity, compare SynGrass 40 Soccer and read the soccer grass and soccer turf guides. A 40mm soccer surface with silica and rubber infill is a better match for dedicated football movement, training and 5-a-side play than a shorter multi-sport surface.
If the project is hockey-focused, review SynGrass 15mm Wet Hockey as well as the hockey grass and hockey turf pages. The goal is not to force one product into every sport, but to match the turf, base and maintenance plan to the way the area will be used.
Base, Drainage, Silica Sand Infill and Line Marking Notes
The base is a major part of a successful multi-sport installation. It should be level, compacted and planned for drainage before the turf is laid. A short-pile surface will follow the levels beneath it, so uneven ground, soft patches and ponding areas should be corrected rather than covered. Edging also matters because schools and active areas often have heavy traffic at entrances, gates and court edges.
SynGrass 15 Multi is specified with silica sand infill. The infill helps support the surface and should be discussed when calculating the full project quantity. Brushing after installation and during routine care helps keep the surface consistent, especially in places where players turn repeatedly or where children gather during breaks.
Line markings should be planned before installation, not treated as an afterthought. A school may want one space to support netball, tennis practice, padel practice or informal games, but too many markings can become confusing. Decide which sport takes priority, confirm dimensions, and discuss the marking method and sequence with the installer. For wider practical guidance, read the synthetic lawn installation guide and use the fake grass prices guide when comparing base work, turf, infill, accessories and labour.
Maintenance, Measurement and Quote Guidance
Routine care for SynGrass 15 Multi is straightforward but still important. Remove litter and leaves, keep drains clear, brush the surface where traffic is concentrated and check edges or seams during the year. Schools should also manage furniture, movable goals and heavy equipment so the same spot is not overloaded every day.
For a quote, measure the length and width of the full turf area in meters. Add notes on entrances, fences, walls, drains, slopes, existing surfacing and whether the base is already prepared. If the area must carry line markings, provide the sport codes and any preferred layout. Photos or a simple sketch help the Syngrass team understand the site quickly.
Send the information through the Syngrass quote page and mention whether you need supply only or installation guidance. A clear brief helps compare SynGrass 15 Multi with related products and keeps the recommendation practical for the school, club or facility budget.
SynGrass 15 Multi FAQs
What sports can SynGrass 15 Multi support?
SynGrass 15 Multi is suited to school sports areas, netball, tennis, padel practice zones and recreation spaces where a durable 15mm multi-sport turf is required. It is best selected for active areas that need a shorter pile rather than a dedicated soccer system.
Does SynGrass 15 Multi need infill?
Yes. The specification lists silica sand infill for SynGrass 15 Multi. Infill should be included in the project discussion because it helps stabilise the surface and should be planned with the installer or Syngrass team.
Is SynGrass 15 Multi the same as soccer turf?
No. SynGrass 15 Multi is a shorter multi-sport turf for schools and active areas. If the main use is football, 5-a-side or soccer training, compare SynGrass 40 Soccer and the soccer turf guidance before deciding.
Can line markings be planned for this turf?
Yes. Line markings should be discussed before ordering so the layout, sport codes, court dimensions and installation sequence can be planned properly. Schools often need one area to support more than one activity, so early planning avoids confusion later.
What base and drainage does a multi-sport area need?
A multi-sport area needs a stable, level and compacted base with suitable drainage. The turf should not be used to hide uneven ground, ponding areas or weak edges because those issues can affect play quality and long-term wear.
What information is needed for a SynGrass 15 Multi quote?
Send the length and width of the area, the sports or activities planned, line marking needs, delivery town, access notes, photos if available, and whether you need supply only or installation guidance. Mention if the base already exists or must still be prepared.