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Types of binding tapes for artificial turf.
Meet the artificial turf joint tape in its different versions.
We thought it appropriate to share this article on this basic material for the installation of synthetic turf for any application.
If you are thinking about installing artificial turf on your own and are looking for answers to questions like:
- Does the artificial grass stick to the ground? ;
- Is the binding tape to glue the grass to the ground? ;
- How are the joints of the artificial turf strips made? ;
- How do you glue artificial turf? ;
This article will help you to be clearer on this point about the installation of artificial turf.
Jointing strip and bicomponent glue.
From its beginnings and until today, the union of 2 strips or artificial turf cloths are joined together by placing a tape between them and impregnating this tape with a special glue for artificial turf two-component polyurethane.
When we talk about bicomponent, it means that the glue consists of 2 components that must be mixed in order to activate the chemical process.
This allows the 2 grass strips to adhere to the bonding tape or band and dry in a short time.
Self-adhesive synthetic turf joint tape
Recently, given the evolution that has experienced the synthetic grass market, the immense information circulating on the network and the growing trend of "do it yourself", has come to market self-adhesive tapes that facilitate the process of joining the strips of artificial turf.
This self-adhesive tape is presented in the conventional format of adhesive tapes and with a protective film that when removed exposes the glue to adhere the grass to the tape.
Double-sided self-adhesive joint tape for artificial grass.
The double-sided self-adhesive tape in addition to joining the strips of artificial grass together on one side, it also allows the artificial grass to be fastened to the ground.
This type of tape is widely used at trade fairs, events, terraces where different types of flooring are combined, areas between tiles and artificial grass, etc.
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