Boost the efficiency of your turf drainage systems with Sports Rubber Crumb from rubber banding pioneers, Gartell & Son
“All were straw like, yellow, patchy, thin and weak. We had a case of very poor establishment and, generally, they were atrocious to look at!”
desperately required it), improvising where we needed due to lack of equipment and, of course, I was continuing to train the staff on best practice with turf machinery and renovation practices. It was a life saver for me that the pitches had been constructed professionally, with the right materials, the previous autumn. This definitely aided our management of them and allowed us to turn bad surfaces to excellent ones quickly.
The training of staff was
tailored to ensure that they were completely competent using all the equipment at our disposal, and time was taken to make sure they understood the reasons for doing the job. I could not afford time lost due to poor workmanship on the surfaces. Tony Adams wanted to use the training pitches at the beginning of May. The
intensive staff training paid off, with no major mistakes or mishaps occurring on the pitches. The quality of workmanship carried out on them was up to the professional standards I required, and we met the deadline with ease. It was some turnaround, even if I do say so myself. Through the spring and summer of this year, we will continue to work on pitch quality, texture and density. Our goal and focus is to have outstanding surfaces unlike any seen here before, and a match for the best in Europe. Match pitch quality training surfaces are a must in my mind. Generally, my staff learn something new everyday and I am very proud of the quality of work they produce. The pitches would not be where they are today without them. I have very high standards when it comes to quality of pitches
Used as a backfill within slit and band drainage systems, our rubber crumb positively resists compaction to maintain the free downward movement of water.
The result?
• Drainage systems better able to handle heavy or prolonged rain • Surfaces remain open for longer and return more quickly to play • Less disruption and downtime benefiting clubs and players alike
Produced from recycled tyres, our rubber crumb also makes a great top dressing, promoting a freer-draining turf surface – with reduced wear and tear on players and mowers!
Delivered to your site in one tonne sacks, our Sports Rubber Crumb will make a noticeable difference to your turf’s performance.
We know. We use it ourselves.
For more information and prices, please phone Gartell & Son on 01963 370752 or email
enquiries@gartell.co.uk
www.gartelluk.com
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