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SD Standard Tile
(405 x 405 x 37 mm)
Single 200 x 200 mm element is also available
For installation in existing grass areas, with or without a sub-base
Simple, quick installation
Grass grows quickly back through the perforations in the tile
Suitable for medium loads |
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EQ Stepped Tile
(300 x 300 x 35 mm)
For installation into existing grass areas, soil and onto a prepared based
Can be back-filled with gravel, sand, soil or a mixture of these
2-tier system suppresses resurgence of mud from below. Special openings ensure effective drainage
Suitable for medium to heavy loads
Ideal for wheelchair access |
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AK Anchor Tile
(300 x 300 x 75 mm)
For installation into existing grass areas, soil and onto a prepared base
Can be back-filled with gravel, sand, soil or a mixture of these
2-tier system suppresses resurgence of mud from below. Special openings ensure effective drainage
Large ground anchors ensure best possible fixing, even in poor ground or under heavy loads |
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AK+ Anchor Plus Tile
(400 x 400 x 60 mm)
For installation into existing grass areas, soil and onto a prepared base
Can be back-filled with gravel, sand, soil or a mixture of these
2-tier system suppresses resurgence of mud from below. Special openings ensure effective drainage
Large ground anchors ensure best possible fixing, even in poor ground or under heavy loads.
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X Gradient Tile
(300 x 300 x 75 mm)
For installation into existing grass areas, soil and onto a prepared base
2-tier system suppresses resurgence of mud from below. Special openings ensure effective drainage
Large ground anchors ensure best possible fixing, even in poor ground or under heavy loads.
Raised studs improve traction on gradients |
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MW White Marker Tile
(200 x 200 x 37 mm)
100% closed surface area for marking, parking bays and centrelines etc.
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