This is the short-pile grade made for temporary and semi-permanent floors rather than for landscaping. At 15mm the blade is short enough to take trolleys, flight cases and heavy footfall without matting, and short enough that the roll can be laid, lifted and re-laid across several events before it starts to look tired. Event and exhibition companies are the main buyers, followed by retail groups doing window and in-store display.
The colour range exists because a stand floor is a branding surface. Red and blue are the volume sellers because they are the colours most often specified in a corporate palette. Yellow reads brighter under exhibition lighting than it does in the sample, which is worth knowing before committing to a large area. Pink is almost entirely an activation and photo-backdrop colour. Green in this grade is not a landscape green; it is a flat display green, and if the turf needs to pass for a real lawn you want the Pastoral Panel range instead.
Every colour is produced on the same latex-SBR backing to Class B1 fire retardant, which matters here more than in any other product in the range: most exhibition venues will ask for a flame certificate before a floor covering is allowed onto the hall, and the certificate has to name the material actually laid. We issue the documentation against the specific colour and batch you order, not a generic sheet.
The 4m roll covers a standard stand bay in one piece and is the usual order for exhibition work. The 2m roll handles easier in a lift and produces less offcut on narrow retail windows and irregular shapes.
