12 mm Fast-Play Tennis Grass
A shorter-pile sand-infilled artificial-grass tennis surface for projects seeking faster playing characteristics.

Project-ready tennis turf planning.
Consider desired ball pace, anticipated court usage, drainage, surface maintenance and the condition of the underlying base. Our team can help assemble a supply-only project package.
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Manufacturer-quoted properties; final supplied build-up and exact compliance are confirmed in the project submittal.
Performance belongs to the tested system.
The updated 12 October 2026 quotation identifies FCM80V1 yarn, and Taishan confirms this is the exact product represented by the ITF Category 5 test report. The classification describes the tested system, not an ITF endorsement of future courts.
ITF court-pace classification is not ITF endorsement or approval. Project suitability depends on the exact supplied construction and supporting base.
Specify the whole court, not just the turf.
Base and drainage
Reported court pace relates to laboratory samples on a rigid asphalt or concrete base. Site levels, water management and construction details require project-specific design.
Infill and joining
The quoted sand infill is 12 kg/m². Taishan can manufacture some court lines into the turf; the final line layout and remaining joining tape and adhesive must be confirmed against the court kit. Installation guidance supplied is generic football-field guidance, not a tennis-specific installation specification.
Supply-only project pathway
Apollo supplies turf and agreed accessories only; installation and site works are by the customer's appointed contractors. Taishan quotes a minimum order of 1,000 m², roll widths of 2, 3.75, 3.8, 3.83, 4, 4.75 or 5 m and project-defined roll lengths. The manufacturer provides an eight-year warranty letter subject to coverage, exclusions and project terms.
Tennis turf installation guide
View the approved eight-page LUTHVAR guide covering preparation, material handling, layout and joining, tennis markings, sand infill and handover. A planning reference; final site procedures remain the responsibility of the appointed installer.
Send us your court dimensions and performance brief.
Include location, number of courts, proposed base, intended level of play and required programme.
