TR

It protects and reinforces the ground, and picking balls on driving ranges is made easier

High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) net with a diamond mesh. Its structure ensures effective anchoring of the roots, while efficiently protecting the grass from being pulled up.

Lightweight and extremely flexible, it is particularly suitable for golf courses, especially on driving ranges, to protect against depressions of the surfaces. Moreover, pickers can pick balls more easily. This feature can be appreciated in particular during moist periods of the year, when balls tend to sink into the ground if there is not a suitable net.

We advise installing the net in spring when the grass grows quickly and roots can grip the mesh more easily. If the area to be covered is wide, it is advisable to overlap the edges of the mesh and fix it to the ground with U staples which ensure strong anchoring.

*It can vary depending on the characteristics of the subgrade

• Anti-sinking net for golf driving zones
• Reinforcement of surfaces (existing turf or areas to be grassed over) subject to light vehicle loads
• Reinforcement of green areas subject to heavy pedestrian traffic

• Mesh size: 35 x 33 mm
• It protects turf and roots
• Total chemical inertia
• Its wide mesh enables a better rootage

• Pickers need less time to pick balls, therefore costs for this activity decrease.
• It can be used on already green lawns
• Quick installation, even on large surfaces
• Excellent aesthetic impact
• Lightweight and inexpensive

1. Surfaces with existing grass:

• Cut the grass and level the surface if necessary
• Fill the ripples with a mixture of growing medium and sand
• Sow in correspondence of the fillings
• Proceed with the laying of the Tenax TR net, fixing it to the ground using the special U-shaped nails

2. For new installations

• Dig the substrate for about 30 cm
• Lay some granular mixture and compact it up to 90% of the Proctor curve
• To create the turf, sow the lawn or use the pre-seeded felt Tenax FVP
• Proceed with the laying of the Tenax TR net, fixing it to the ground using the special U-shaped nails