Natural cork infill for synthetic turf 1-2mm - 720kg (4500 liters)

The granulate provides better grip and stabilizes the feet. Cork infill provides a softer, more secure, and comfortable surface. It anchors the turf more effectively, stopping it from shifting out of place. It also guards the field from UV light and damp conditions, making it last longer. Since it softens impact and helps prevent slipping, it's perfect for active use.

Yes – it can be used on sports fields, terrace setups, home gardens, or decorative lawns. cork improves how the turf feels and performs over time.

Yes – cork doesn’t get hot as fast as other materials like rubber. Since it has low thermal conductivity, it heats slowly and remains cool longer. That’s a huge plus for users during hot days on the pitch.

1 kg of cork granulate will cover 2 m² of synthetic turf. So, for a 20 m² lawn, you’ll need 10 kg. That makes estimating the right amount super straightforward.

You can get cork infill in eight different weights. There are practical packages of 1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg, or 20 kg. For bigger areas, you can order it in bulk pallet form: a half pallet holds 180 kg, one full pallet is 360 kg, two pallets contain 720 kg, and three pallets add up to 1080 kg.

• First, apply a thin and level sand base over the whole pitch – aim for 2–5 mm in thickness. This helps the cork settle nicely and keeps things flat.
• Next, spread the cork evenly over the turf. Don’t pile too much in one go. Use a rake to gently move it around so it spreads smoothly.
• If you notice spots with too much or too little infill, simply redistribute and balance the surface again.

Keep it stored in a cool, dry space, away from direct sunlight. Use closed bags or containers so it stays clean and doesn’t absorb moisture.

It’s best to avoid mixing it. Natural cork works great on its own – adding other fillers can affect how well it works and reduce its overall benefits.

No – cork is slower to ignite than materials like rubber. Also, it doesn’t release dangerous fumes when it burns, which makes it a safer pick all around.

Cork granulate doesn’t need frequent replacement. Occasional inspection and topping up is usually all that’s required. Typically, it only needs changing after 5 to 10 years of use.

Yes, our cork infill is certified by the National Institute of Public Health (PZH) in Poland. It’s completely skin-friendly – no irritation, no allergies. We’re the only supplier in Poland offering cork granules with this certification.

Yes, cork is 100% natural and free of microplastics. It fully meets the EU rules banning microplastic use in sport-related surfaces.

No – if you’ve laid the base correctly with sand and applied the cork properly, it will hold in place well. Cork naturally clings to the grass fibres, so it doesn’t move around.