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I'm not sure if it would be gravel, will most likely be sand. Drainage blankets containing gravel are usually single size to maximise permeability.

A sand would act as a good drainage medium, allows for formation level to be created.

Either way I'm interested to see the final product - can't wait!!!! 😃

This sh1tt is trippin'

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Gravel, Drainage Blankets, Top Soil, Lateral Drain Spacing,  Sand,  Permeability ? Enough of this technical nonsense, what grass seed are we using and and when  can we start to watch the grass grow.

 

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If it's middle of June when they hand it over to Desso - the pitch must be laid as turf.

 

Surely there won't be time (4 or 5 weeks??) for seed to grow.

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At stage 2 I think

 

 

Installing a hybrid grass pitch: step by step

Step 1: Bespoke pitch design
  • Put together an installation team (hybrid grass specialist, local grass expert, external advisors, club owner, etc.)
  • Define requirements (climate, architecture, use intensity, applications, etc.)
Step 2: Prepare the underlayer
  • Excavate the ground layer and install the drainage system
  • Lay down the top layer of sand (enriched with compost)
Step 3: Seed the natural grass
  • Select the grass varieties and seed in consultation with local experts
  • If necessary, using sod (rather than grass seeds) can be used to accelerate the installation process
Step 4: Inject synthetic fibres
  • Computer-driven Desso machines inject 20 million artificial turf fibres 20 cm deep into the pitch
  • 1 artificial turf fibre every 2 by 2 cm, maximum fibre height above the ground is 2 cm
Step 4 can also be schedule prior to step 3
 
Step 5: Symbiosis between natural grass and artificial turf
  • Natural grass roots intertwine with the synthetic fibres and grow deeper
  • Anchoring the natural grass to create a level, firm, and stable playing field
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At stage 2 I think

 

 

Installing a hybrid grass pitch: step by step

Step 1: Bespoke pitch design
  • Put together an installation team (hybrid grass specialist, local grass expert, external advisors, club owner, etc.)
  • Define requirements (climate, architecture, use intensity, applications, etc.)
Step 2: Prepare the underlayer
  • Excavate the ground layer and install the drainage system
  • Lay down the top layer of sand (enriched with compost)
Step 3: Seed the natural grass
  • Select the grass varieties and seed in consultation with local experts
  • If necessary, using sod (rather than grass seeds) can be used to accelerate the installation process
Step 4: Inject synthetic fibres
  • Computer-driven Desso machines inject 20 million artificial turf fibres 20 cm deep into the pitch
  • 1 artificial turf fibre every 2 by 2 cm, maximum fibre height above the ground is 2 cm
Step 4 can also be schedule prior to step 3
 
Step 5: Symbiosis between natural grass and artificial turf
  • Natural grass roots intertwine with the synthetic fibres and grow deeper
  • Anchoring the natural grass to create a level, firm, and stable playing field

 

 

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Weather permitting,  it should be fine with 4 or 5 weeks growth.  It'll be watered regularly if required and I assume we'll be using the growing lamps overnight.  I'd hope Mr C will have purchased a lot more of these.

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If it's middle of June when they hand it over to Desso - the pitch must be laid as turf.

 

Surely there won't be time (4 or 5 weeks??) for seed to grow.

Peak growing season. I pass the SuFC training ground every morning and their pitches had been re laid and re seeded 2 weeks ago and there's already grass on them all as I passed this morning. A month and a half is more than enough.

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Local Grass Expert!

 

Arsenal use Limagrain MM60 grass seed mixture at the Emirates

 

 45% Himalaya Perennial Rye-grass, 15% Madrid Perennial Rye-grass, 15% Columbine Perennial Rye-grass, 25% Cyrena Perennial Rye-grass

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