Natural cork infill for synthetic grass 1-2mm - 1080kg (6750 liters)

The granulate provides better grip and stabilizes the feet. Cork delivers a softer, safer, and more enjoyable turf surface. It keeps your artificial grass anchored, shields it from the elements, and reduces the chances of slips and falls. It's especially useful for high-traffic areas, whether it’s sports fields or backyard play zones.

Yes, absolutely – whether you’ve got a patio, rooftop lawn, residential landscaping, or a soccer field, cork adapts beautifully and enhances turf performance.

Yes it can – cork doesn’t trap heat like rubber. Thanks to its low thermal conductivity, it stays cooler longer, making it ideal for sunny climates.

One kilogram of cork covers about 21.5 square feet (roughly 2 m²). For example, if you’ve got 215 sq ft, you’ll want 10 kg of cork granules. Easy math, quick planning.

Cork granules come in handy sizes: 1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg, and 20 kg. Need more? Bulk options include half pallets (180 kg), full pallets (360 kg), and even larger loads (720 kg / 1080 kg) for commercial needs.

• First, lay a thin, even layer of sand (2–5 mm) across your turf area. This provides stability and helps cork settle properly.
• Spread the cork evenly across the turf. Avoid dumping too much at once; use a rake to distribute smoothly.
• If you see areas that are uneven, adjust by redistributing and leveling the surface.

Store your cork in a cool, dry environment, away from sun exposure. Use sealed bags or containers to keep it clean and dry until your next use.

It’s not recommended. Cork performs best on its own. Mixing it with other infills could compromise its natural advantages and consistency.

No – cork is slower to ignite than many synthetic materials. Plus, it doesn’t release harmful fumes when exposed to flame, making it a safer choice all around.

Cork is long-lasting. A quick check-up and occasional top-off is usually all that’s needed. Full replacement? Not for another 5–10 years in most cases.

Yes, our cork granules are officially certified by Poland’s National Institute of Public Health (PZH). They’re skin-friendly and allergen-free. We’re proud to offer the only PZH-certified cork infill in the U.S. market.

Absolutely – cork is 100% natural and microplastic-free. It complies with all current U.S. and international guidelines for turf infill materials.

Not if applied properly. A level sand base and well-spread cork ensures stability. Cork naturally grips turf fibers, staying put even under active use.