A very long artificial-grass profile designed to create deep surface character.
Sport Floor manufactures and supplies 5 cm artificial grass with an approximately 50 mm pile height for premium gardens, luxury villas, residential developments, hotels, resorts and selected commercial landscapes where the design priority is a deep, full, soft and visually luxurious artificial lawn .
A 50 mm pile is among the longest common landscape profiles. When combined with suitable yarn geometry, high surface density and supporting thatch, it can create exceptional visual depth and a cushioned underfoot feel.
But a 5 cm pile height is not a complete quality specification . Two 50 mm products can differ dramatically in yarn polymer, dtex, gauge, stitch density, face weight, backing construction, fiber recovery and drainage.
Sport Floor uses German raw materials within applicable artificial-grass specifications as an important material-quality advantage and supports contractors, developers, hotels, landscape companies, distributors and importers with project, wholesale and international supply.
50 mm offers exceptional visual depth, but longer fibers place greater importance on density, yarn recovery and correct product selection.
A very long artificial-grass profile designed to create deep surface character.
Used within applicable Sport Floor artificial-grass specifications as a quality differentiator.
Long blades create a full, established-lawn look for selected premium projects.
Dense 50 mm turf can provide a particularly soft and plush surface underfoot.
Longer blades require strong material and geometry to recover after compression.
Suitable product routes include villas, hotels, resorts and high-value feature lawns.
A long pile without sufficient yarn support can look sparse or flatten easily.
Sport Floor supports professional buyers and international commercial quantities.
Five centimetres equals 50 millimetres. In artificial grass, this normally describes the nominal pile height measured from the backing to the tip of the visible fibers.
Pile height is one of the easiest numbers to market because the difference between short and long turf is immediately visible.
However, two products labelled 50 mm artificial grass can contain very different amounts of yarn and use completely different fiber technologies.
One product may combine high stitch density, straight polyethylene fibers and curled polypropylene thatch; another may use a lighter yarn construction with fewer tufts.
The difference affects surface fullness, softness, blade support, recovery, weight and commercial value .
Professional purchasing should therefore compare pile height + yarn material + fiber shape + dtex + gauge + stitches + density + face weight + thatch + backing + drainage .
For a wider comparison of landscape products, visit Artificial Grass for Garden .
Creates an exceptionally deep visual lawn profile.
Material and blade geometry influence softness and recovery.
Long blades need sufficient tuft distribution to create a dense surface.
Curled secondary yarn can help support the long straight fibers.
The number 50 mm can appear in both landscaping and sports, but the required yarn, density, backing, infill and performance system can be completely different.
50 mm is a deliberate design choice for buyers who prefer a deep, luxurious landscape character rather than a short fresh-cut appearance.
Long fibers produce a deep and established-lawn appearance.
A dense 50 mm construction can deliver exceptional surface softness.
Suitable for projects where the lawn itself is a major visual feature.
Creates a rich lawn profile around high-value residential landscapes.
Can reinforce a premium hospitality landscape identity.
Deep landscape turf can create strong visual contrast around architecture and leisure zones.
Ideal where appearance matters more than concentrated heavy traffic.
50 mm can form the top landscape tier within a distributor's artificial-grass range.
With a 50 mm pile, fiber material and geometry become especially important because long blades travel farther when compressed and need sufficient recovery to retain the premium lawn appearance.
Every step, chair leg and movement compresses synthetic fibers. The longer the blade, the greater the visible effect can be if the fiber does not recover adequately.
Sport Floor uses German raw materials within applicable artificial-grass specifications as part of a material-quality strategy focused on controlled and consistent turf construction.
Raw material works together with blade geometry, dtex, stitch density and supporting thatch to influence how the finished 50 mm lawn looks and behaves.
For hotels, villas, resorts and large developments, product and batch consistency become especially important because multiple rolls may be installed in one highly visible area.
Sport Floor also keeps product origin transparent: German raw-material origin and finished-product manufacturing origin are separate facts . The relevant finished-product origin is identified for the specific commercial order.
The deep pile is best used where surface depth and appearance justify the additional fiber length.
Creates a deep lawn character around high-value residential properties.
Ideal for selected guest-facing green areas where presentation is a priority.
A deep premium profile can enhance poolside and recreational landscape environments where suitable.
Suitable for selected landscape focal points within compounds and mixed-use developments.
A strong choice when the homeowner prefers maximum depth over a short manicured look.
Deep turf can create a softer visual and physical surface around selected seating areas.
Suitable for high-value commercial environments where aesthetics lead the specification.
Long pile can create strong contrast around hard landscaping and architectural elements.
High-end appearance comes from the interaction between fiber height, tone, geometry, density and supporting yarn.
Natural lawns contain visual variation rather than one uniform shade.
Brown, beige or green thatch can add depth and support.
Fiber profiles affect both light reflection and recovery.
Long grass requires sufficient density to avoid appearing sparse.
Lower artificial-looking shine can improve visual realism.
Installation direction strongly affects how long turf catches light.
Good seam placement protects the continuous premium appearance.
Clean borders complete the visual effect around planting and paving.
The technical datasheet is what separates a genuine premium turf from a product that is simply long.
Landscape products may combine straight PE fibers with PP or other secondary yarn constructions.
The profile of the fiber contributes to strength, feel and recovery.
Describes an important characteristic of the yarn but not the whole product.
Defines the deep profile but not density or total fiber quantity.
Works with stitch rate to influence surface density.
A critical factor in determining how full long-pile turf appears.
Long turf needs sufficient yarn distribution to support the deep visual profile.
Helps buyers distinguish fiber quantity from the weight of the backing.
Curled yarn can increase visual density and support straight fibers.
Backing influences tuft retention, dimensional stability and installation.
Landscape turf must work with the complete base and site drainage system.
Commercial roll dimensions influence seams, waste, packing and logistics.
Current premium 50 mm products show how different two products with the same pile height can be.
One current premium 50 mm landscape model declares approximately 8,900 dtex and 31,500 stitches per square metre , together with straight yarn, curled thatch and a double-layer backing.
Other 50 mm products use different densities, yarn technologies and backing systems while retaining exactly the same nominal pile height.
This is why a buyer should never request only “price for 50 mm grass” and assume every quotation represents the same product.
For large projects, ask Sport Floor for the full technical construction so commercial quotations can be compared on a like-for-like basis.
Several products can share the exact same pile-height label.
Fiber mass and geometry can differ substantially.
Stitch count can create major differences in surface coverage.
Backing systems can differ in stability and drainage design.
There is no universal best pile height. The right choice depends on how the landscape should look and how it will be used.
Short pile for selected balconies, paths and high-use compact landscapes.
Explore 20 mm →A natural medium pile combining appearance, comfort and practical recovery.
Explore 30 mm →Fuller and softer turf for premium villas, hotels and family gardens.
Explore 40 mm →Maximum landscape depth for buyers prioritizing softness and visual impact.
50 mm Artificial Grass →If the project has not fixed a pile height yet, use the Artificial Grass for Garden guide to choose by application, density, traffic and desired lawn appearance.
50 mm has strong visual advantages, but shorter turf may be more practical in areas exposed to concentrated traffic, furniture or frequent cleaning.
A shorter dense turf may recover more easily in concentrated walking routes.
20 or 30 mm turf may be easier to clean and more proportional in small areas.
Long pile can remain temporarily compressed beneath heavy furniture.
Shorter piles can be more practical when maintenance simplicity is the main priority.
Outdoor artificial grass is exposed to sunlight, temperature, wind, dust and rainfall. Product selection should consider the actual destination.
Landscape products should be selected for outdoor environmental conditions.
Synthetic surfaces can become warm in strong direct sunlight.
Long fibers can hold more debris than short turf and benefit from regular cleaning.
Outdoor projects should coordinate turf drainage with the full base construction.
Exposed areas require appropriate perimeter and installation details.
Artificial turf can maintain green coverage where natural grass struggles in shaded zones.
Climate and site use should be communicated when requesting the product.
Long turf should be selected with realistic maintenance capability in mind.
Drainage holes in the carpet are only one part of the water management route.
Review drainage characteristics of the exact model being quoted.
The sub-base must support both the turf and intended drainage strategy.
Surface grading should guide water away from critical areas.
Water needs a clear exit beyond the artificial-grass backing.
Hotels and developments should integrate artificial turf into the site drainage plan.
Pet areas require practical drainage and cleaning procedures.
Leaves and debris should not block the water-management route.
Persistent standing water should be reviewed at base and drainage level.
Premium 50 mm turf should be installed so the long fibers present one coherent lawn rather than several visible rolls.
Review area, base, access, levels and drainage.
Create the appropriate stable and correctly graded foundation.
Determine pile direction according to the dominant viewing area.
Minimize unnecessary seams and control cutting waste.
Align adjacent rolls carefully and maintain the same fiber direction.
Finish the lawn so the long fibers present an even profile.
It remains far lower maintenance than natural lawn, but long fibers should be kept clean and periodically lifted in used areas.
Do not allow organic material to accumulate deep within the pile.
Periodic brushing can help lift compressed long-pile areas.
Restore fibers after heavy furniture has been relocated.
Use cleaning procedures appropriate to the turf system.
Repair local separation before it becomes visible across the lawn.
Review transitions around paving, planting and hard surfaces.
Ensure outlets remain free from accumulated debris.
Entrances and high-use paths may require more frequent brushing.
The longest pile is not automatically the smartest choice for every landscape.
For long-pile turf, technical comparison becomes even more important because a high pile can hide major differences in yarn quantity.
| Comparison Point | What to Request | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Application | Landscape or application-specific sports use. | The same 50 mm height can serve completely different product categories. |
| Pile Height | Confirm nominal 50 mm. | Provides the starting height category. |
| Raw Materials | Relevant material and yarn information. | Material quality influences fiber behavior and consistency. |
| Fiber Shape | Yarn profile and polymer. | Important for recovery of long fibers. |
| Dtex | Yarn linear mass. | Helps describe the yarn itself. |
| Gauge | Tuft row spacing. | Works with stitches to determine density. |
| Stitches | Stitch rate or tuft density. | Long turf needs adequate yarn distribution. |
| Face Weight | Yarn weight above the backing. | Helps show how much visible fiber the product actually contains. |
| Thatch | Curled supporting yarn. | Can improve visual depth and support the long pile. |
| Backing | Backing layers and coating construction. | Influences stability, tuft retention and drainage. |
| Roll Width | Available commercial widths. | Affects seams, waste and overall project appearance. |
| Batch Control | Product and color consistency for the order. | Important across large premium landscape areas. |
| Product Origin | Finished-product manufacturing origin. | Should be distinguished from German raw-material origin. |
| Commercial Scope | Material supply, export supply or installed project. | Ensures quotations are compared on an equivalent basis. |
50 mm artificial grass represents an important premium category for buyers serving high-end residential and hospitality landscaping.
Sport Floor supports professional enquiries around technical specification, approved appearance, quantity, roll dimensions, batch consistency, packing and destination .
For developers and contractors, the product should be selected according to the actual landscape use rather than specified solely as “5 cm grass”.
For distributors, a 50 mm product can occupy the deep-premium position within a range that also includes 20, 30 and 40 mm landscape turf.
International supply may be arranged from Egypt or China depending on the selected product, manufacturing route, quantity and destination .
Coordinate the product, quantities and roll layout around the landscape design.
Use controlled specifications across premium landscape areas.
Review appearance, traffic and maintenance before selecting the deep pile.
Review specification, quantity, packing and destination through one commercial enquiry.
The quotation should begin with the actual application—not pile height alone.
Confirm whether the requirement is landscape turf or an application-specific sports system.
Provide total square metres and dimensions.
Villa, hotel, resort, development, garden or commercial landscape.
Decorative, family, hospitality or commercial use.
Natural, dense, maximum softness or deep luxury profile.
Send dtex, density, backing or consultant requirements if already defined.
Provide the country, city or required destination port.
Send landscape drawings for quantity and roll-layout review.
Pile height, landscape and football differences, German raw materials, density, softness, drainage, maintenance, wholesale and export.
5 cm artificial grass normally means synthetic turf with a nominal pile height of approximately 50 mm measured from the backing to the tip of the visible fibers.
Yes. Five centimetres equals 50 millimetres, so both terms describe the same nominal pile-height category.
Yes. It can be an excellent choice for premium gardens where the buyer wants a deep, soft and luxurious lawn appearance. Density, fiber recovery and maintenance should also be considered.
A dense 50 mm landscape turf can provide a deep and cushioned underfoot feel because of the additional fiber length and yarn volume.
Not automatically. 50 mm provides greater visual depth and can feel softer, while 40 mm can offer a lush premium appearance with somewhat easier fiber management.
It depends on the desired result. 30 mm offers a balanced, practical landscape profile; 50 mm is chosen when deeper visual impact and softness are higher priorities.
Sport Floor uses German raw materials within applicable artificial-grass specifications as a material-quality differentiator. Finished-product manufacturing origin is confirmed separately for the exact turf supplied.
No. Products with the same pile height can differ in polymer, fiber shape, dtex, gauge, stitch density, face weight, thatch, backing and production consistency.
Long blades need sufficient yarn around them to create a full surface and provide support. A sparse 50 mm product can appear less premium than a denser shorter product.
Face weight describes the weight of the visible yarn above the backing. It is useful when comparing how much fiber different products actually contain.
Curled secondary fibers can add visual depth and provide support beneath the longer straight landscape fibers.
Long fibers can compress under regular traffic or heavy furniture. Material quality, blade geometry, density, thatch and periodic brushing influence recovery.
It remains low maintenance compared with natural grass, but the longer pile can benefit from more regular brushing and debris removal than shorter landscape turf.
50 mm is also a pile height used in some football products, but a landscape 50 mm turf and a football 50 mm turf are not interchangeable. Football requires a sports-specific yarn, backing, infill and complete playing-surface design.
No. Choose a dedicated football artificial-grass system rather than selecting a landscape turf simply because it has the same 50 mm pile height.
Many landscape models use drainage openings, but effective water management depends on the backing, prepared base, site levels and drainage outlets.
Yes, where the substrate is stable and the installation method maintains appropriate drainage, seams and edge fixing.
It should normally be installed over a properly prepared and compacted landscape base rather than loose untreated soil.
The requirement depends on the exact product and installation system. Some landscape models use sand for stability or fiber support, while other systems use different construction.
Yes. Suitable 50 mm products can provide a deep premium appearance for selected hospitality and resort landscape areas.
It may not always be the most practical choice. Concentrated high-traffic routes can sometimes benefit from shorter, denser turf with easier fiber recovery.
Yes. Sport Floor supports contractors, developers, distributors and importers purchasing commercial quantities according to the required product, specification, packing and destination.
Yes. International supply may be arranged from Egypt or China depending on the selected product, manufacturing route, quantity and destination.
Compare yarn polymer, fiber geometry, dtex, gauge, stitches, density, face weight, thatch, backing, roll size, product origin, quantity and delivery basis—not pile height alone.
Send the application, project type, total area, expected traffic, preferred appearance, required technical specification if available, existing base and delivery destination.
Continue according to whether you are selecting landscape turf, buying commercial quantities, reviewing manufacturing or planning a football surface.
Send Sport Floor the project type, area, expected traffic, desired lawn appearance and destination. If the requirement is for landscape use, tell us whether the project is a villa, hotel, resort, development or commercial landscape. If the requirement is for sport, identify the exact sport so the appropriate application-specific turf system can be reviewed. For contractors, distributors and importers, include the quantity, technical requirements, drawings or BOQ where available.