Product Specifications
Technical data, performance ratings, and installation requirements for every Design Turf system we manufacture and install. Compare products quickly and access detailed spec sheets for each turf.
All your turf specifications in one place
Design Turf products are engineered for performance, safety, and longevity. This page centralizes the technical specifications for our landscape, pet, playground, athletic, and golf systems — including face weight, pile height, drainage, infill requirements, and warranty details.
Browse specifications by product
Select a product below to view its full specification sheet, including recommended applications and installation notes.
Ontario Lush‑80
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What’s included in each specification
Each Design Turf specification sheet is designed to give architects, contractors, and homeowners the information they need to make confident decisions and execute clean installations.
- Face weight and total weight
- Pile height and yarn type
- Primary and secondary backing
- Permeability and drainage rate
- Recommended infill type and quantity
- UV stability and performance ratings
- Warranty coverage and limitations
- Recommended applications and base construction
Installation requirements at a glance
While each product has its own specific requirements, most Design Turf systems follow a proven installation process to ensure performance, safety, and longevity.
- Base preparation: Excavate, shape, and install a compacted aggregate base with proper slope and drainage.
- Compaction: Mechanically compact the base to the specified density to prevent settling and depressions.
- Turf layout: Roll out turf, align grain direction, trim seams, and secure edges mechanically or with adhesive.
- Infill & grooming: Install recommended infill, brush fibers upright, and verify surface consistency and drainage.
Specifications FAQ
What’s the difference between Ontario Lush‑80 and Ontario Lush‑60?
Ontario Lush‑80 has a higher face weight and slightly taller pile height, creating a fuller, more luxurious look. Ontario Lush‑60 uses less yarn, making it a great choice where budget and performance need to be balanced.
What is face weight and why does it matter?
Face weight measures how much yarn is used per square yard of turf. Higher face weight generally means a denser, more durable surface with a more natural appearance.
Do all products use the same infill?
No. Pet, playground, landscape, and golf systems may use different infill types and quantities. Each spec sheet lists the recommended infill for that product.
Can I download or print the spec sheets?
Yes. Each product specification page can be printed or exported as a PDF from your browser. If you need stamped documents for a project, contact our team.