Curb boards

At artificial turf pitches, spreading material can end up outside the field, for example via players, maintenance machines, rainwater or wind. Curb boards help to limit this spread and contribute to keeping infill within the field construction.

In this way, curb boards help sports parks take preventive measures around preserving infill and preventing the spread of microplastics. This makes them an important part of a future-proof artificial turf facility.

The GreenMatter curb boards are made from recycled artificial turf fibres from old artificial turf pitches. This means that materials that previously lay on the sports field get a new application around that same sports field. This aligns well with the circular ambitions of municipalities, sports companies and clubs.

With recycled curb boards, you choose a solution that is not only functional, but also contributes to the responsible processing and reuse of materials from worn artificial turf pitches. In this way, the service life of these raw materials is extended.

Curb boards can be used for different types of sports fields. At football and hockey pitches, they are often used to keep loose infill material within the field. They can also play a role in the finishing and boundary of tennis courts.

The right implementation depends on the sport, the field build-up, the desired height and the situation on site. That is why it is important to look at the use of curb boards at an early stage for new construction, renovation or maintenance of sports fields.

Curb boards are available in different sizes and heights. Depending on the pitch and the desired effect, the right height, thickness and design can be chosen. Curb boards can also be combined with additional provisions, such as a rubber strip to further limit spreading under the board.

W&H is happy to think along about the right implementation, so that the curb boards fit the technical situation and use of the sports field.

Proper installation is important for the performance and service life of curb boards. The boards must be placed firmly and fit well together. The way curb boards are connected and installed depends on the implementation, subbase and field conditions.

We can play a role in the installation or advise on it. In doing so, we look at the existing field build-up, the edge finishing and the practical feasibility on site.

The GreenMatter products were developed from the mission to responsibly recycle materials from old artificial turf pitches into new products for the sports environment. The products meet relevant quality, environmental and safety certifications, including ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001.

For clients who consciously choose circular sports products, this provides extra certainty about the quality, origin and application of the material.

For new construction, renovation or replacement of curb boards, a site visit can be valuable. This way, the situation along the field can be assessed properly and targeted advice can be given on the right solution.

W&H is happy to think along with municipalities, clubs, contractors and sports companies. By looking along early in the process, curb boards can be properly included in the design, planning and execution.

Kerb boards help keep infill, fibres and microplastics within the artificial turf field as much as possible. This contributes to maintaining infill, a neat field edge and limiting spread outside the field.

The GreenMatter kerb boards are made from recycled artificial turf fibres from old artificial turf fields. As a result, you get a functional solution for retaining infill combined with a circular material choice.

Yes, kerb boards are available in different dimensions and heights. The right version depends on the type of field, the desired effect and the situation on site.

The way kerb boards are connected to each other depends on the selected version and the situation on site. W&H can advise and think along with you about a neat and solid connection.

The GreenMatter kerb boards are produced from the GreenMatter initiative, in which artificial turf fibres from old artificial turf fields are recycled into new products for on and around sports fields. In addition, the products meet relevant quality, environmental and safety certifications.

Kerb boards are suitable for, among others, football fields, hockey fields, tennis courts and other artificial turf fields where retaining infill and a neat field finish are important.

Yes, kerb boards can be used for both new construction and renovation of sports fields. For existing fields, the current field edge, subsoil and placement options are assessed.