Boughton Club Loam
Boughton Club Loam has a clay content of between 25-28%. The Club loam is used at clubs that need a true firm pitch but do not have the resources to cope with the higher clay content of the County Loam.
Benefits
• Boughton Loams produce quality, hard, consistent pitches with good bounce and carry
• Free draining for quick easy pitch preparation and fast grass seed germination
• Sterilised to stop the importation of weed seeds and soil born fungi which can develop into fairy rings
• Boughton Loam dressings are guaranteed dry to enable easy spreading either by hand or through mechanical spreaders
Roffey Mendip Loam
Mendip Loam is renowned as a medium/heavy natured soil with an approximate clay content of 30% screened to 4mm. The high percentage of clay and resultant resistance to wear, has established Mendip Loam as one of the most popular loams for cricket squares in the UK. The hard-wearing nature of Mendip Loam makes it an ideal choice for anyone constructing or renovating a square with compatible material.
Soil Analysis of Mendip Gravels 8mm - 4mm 1% & 4mm - 2mm =1% Sands 2mm - 0.050mm 13% Silt 0.050mm - 0.002mm 55% Clay 0.002mm
30%
Roffey Kaloam
Roffey Kaloam is a county and club quality cricket pitch dressing with a 32% clay content; this gives the loam a high binding strength and produces pitches of pace, even bounce and reliable performance. Roffey Kaloam is compatible with all wickets in the country constructed with Kaloam, using the original raw material, ensures that panning, rootsheer and binding strength is not adversely affected.
As well as being used on cricket wickets up to county level, Roffey Kaloam is also an ideal material for tennis court dressing and construction.
Produced, using the original loam source, to ISO 9001 standards, Roffey Kaloam is available for cricket wicket dressing and construction in 25kg bags and is screened to 5mm.
Boughton County Loam
Boughton County Loam has a clay content of between 30-32% providing a firm true pitch able to last at least four days at County Cricket level.
Benefits
• Boughton Loams produce quality, hard, consistent pitches with good bounce and carry
• Sterilised to stop the importation of weed seeds and soil born fungi which can develop into fairy rings
• Free draining for quick and easy pitch preparation and fast grass seed germination
• Boughton Loam dressings are guaranteed dry to enable easy spreading either by hand or through mechanical spreaders.
Roffey Surrey Loam
Roffey's Surrey Loam has a 28% clay content and is a high quality 4mm mesh screened heavy clay loam for the preparation of firm, fast cricket wickets. This traditional cricket dressing is screened to 4mm and produced to the same high standard as the rest of the Roffey Brothers range.
Typical Analysis • 28% Clay • 57% Silt • 15% Sand
We stock a comprehensive range of bagged loam, whether you are maintaining a 1st class county or a school wicket standard. All our loams are now available to order in any chosen quantity, so as little as 1 bag can be added to fertiliser and seed orders for repairs and renovations.
We have a team of technical experts on hand to answer any queries you may have.
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