INSTALLERS & CONTRACTORS
Nordic

The Future-Proof Field

Reduced stitching complexity,Cleaner installation workflows,Greater flexibility after handover

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PROCESS INEFFICIENCY
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The Games Change. So Should Your Markings 

 

Sewn-in line packages add complexity long before the field is handed over.
More stitching adds complexity, requiring greater coordination and precision while increasing the risk of delays, rework, and warranty issues. 
The bottom line? Sewn-in markings create operational friction throughout production and installation. 
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Installing synthetic turf

INSTALLATION RISK
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Installation Complexity Has a Cost

 
Permanent markings can introduce: 
  • Longer installation timelines
  • Additional seam work
  • Greater dependency on specialized labor
  • More complicated layout coordination
  • Increased potential for surface weakness
The more permanent markings built into the turf, the more complicated the installation process becomes.

BETTER FLEXIBILITY, NO BUILD
Spring

Facilities increasingly want multi-sport capability and event flexibility. Traditionally, that meant more sewn-in markings and more installation complexity. The Future-Proof Field changes that equation.

FUTURE-READY INSTALLATION
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A Simpler Installation Model

 

Minimal-line turf, combined with robotic marking capability, simplifies the process.
Potential advantages include:  
  • Reduced stitching complexity
  • Fewer seam-related concerns
  • Cleaner installation workflows
  • Easier secondary sport integration
  • Greater flexibility after handover
Instead of building every future layout into the field on day one, flexibility becomes part of the long-term operating model.
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EXPLORE INSTALLATION WORKFLOWS
Spring

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