Synthetic turf carpet game playing surface
OwnerSeymour A. Tomarininventor
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Abstract
A synthetic pile carpet athletic game playing surface, such as for golf and the like, is formed with a relatively thick, loosely felted, springy fiber mat laid upon a stabilized base, with the pile carpet laid over the mat. The mat is filled with generally coarse, sand granules to provide a shock absorbent, compact resistant layer. The carpet is also filled with a sand granule layer of substantially the height of its pile fibers, and a flexible water barrier sheet is arranged between the carpet and the upper surface of the mat.
Claims8
A game playing surface, such as for golf, formed of a synthetic pile carpet positioned upon a stabilized support base surface, comprising:
- a relatively thick mat laid upon said support base surface, with said mat being formed of loosely felted, somewhat springy, coarse coconut hair fibers, so that the mat resiliently resists compacting;
- a filling of generally coarse sand granules which substantially fill the interstices between the mat fibers, wherein the filled mat forms a shock absorbent, compact resistant layer over the support base surface;
- a pile carpet laid over said mat, with the carpet formed of generally equal length, upwardly extending, synthetic fibers fastened at their lower ends to a carpet primary base sheet, so that the fibers give a substantially grass-like appearance;
- a uniform thickness coating of sand-like granules covering the carpet primary base sheet and covering the fibers for a substantial portion of their heights, such as close to their upper free ends, and with the coating substantially filling the interstices between the fibers.
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