Shock Pad with Non-Woven Cloth is a turf underlayment that pairs a cushioning shock pad core with a non-woven fabric surface layer. The fabric layer is what sets this product apart from a plain foam pad — it adds grip, protects the base beneath it, and helps the whole installation sit flatter.
The non-woven cloth surface increases adhesion against the turf backing or infill layer, which keeps the turf from sliding or shifting during use. Underneath, the shock pad still does the core job of cushioning impact, while the fabric layer takes on friction, protection, and acoustic roles the foam alone doesn't handle.
We supply this shock pad factory-direct to turf contractors, sports field builders, and landscape engineers who need an underlayment that does more than just absorb impact.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Structure | Shock pad core with non-woven cloth surface layer |
| Surface Texture | Rough, fibrous non-woven finish |
| Function | Anti-slip grip, base protection, noise reduction, surface leveling |
| Flexibility | Conformable to minor ground unevenness |
| Installation | Bondable / fixable surface, roll-based handling |
| Typical Use | Underlayment beneath artificial turf systems |
| Packaging | Roll form, bulk / project-based supply |
Note: Thickness, weight (GSM), and certified performance values are provided on request based on project specification.
The rough surface of the non-woven cloth increases adhesion to the turf backing or infill layer. This friction helps prevent the turf from sliding or shifting during use, which matters most on high-traffic sports fields.
The non-woven layer acts as a barrier against sharp objects that could otherwise penetrate through to the base. This helps extend the working life of the artificial turf system above it.
The fabric layer has some flexibility and conformability, which helps it fill minor unevenness in the ground below. This gives installers a smoother, more consistent surface to build the turf system on.
The fibrous structure of the non-woven cloth absorbs part of the sound generated during sports activity. This is a practical benefit on fields located near residential areas or other noise-sensitive sites.
The felt-like surface bonds or fixes easily, which simplifies on-site installation and reduces the labor involved in getting the underlayment down correctly.
The anti-slip surface is particularly relevant for fields with heavy foot traffic, where turf displacement is a common maintenance issue.
For turf projects near residential buildings or mixed-use zones, the noise-reducing property of the non-woven layer is a practical selection factor.
What sub-base types does this shock pad work with?
It's designed to integrate into standard artificial turf systems over common base types such as soil, asphalt, and concrete. Confirm exact compatibility with your installer based on site conditions.
Is it easy to install on site?
Yes. The non-woven surface is easy to bond or fix, and the roll format allows for straightforward on-site cutting and layout.
Does the non-woven layer actually prevent turf slipping?
The rough texture of the non-woven cloth increases adhesion with the turf backing or infill, which helps reduce sliding and displacement during use.
How does it protect the base layer?
The fabric layer blocks direct penetration from sharp objects, reducing the risk of damage to the base and helping extend the turf system's service life.
Is this suitable for playgrounds?
Yes, it's used in playground turf systems where base protection and a stable, non-slip surface are priorities.
Does it help with uneven ground?
Yes, the fabric layer has some flexibility that helps it conform to minor surface irregularities, giving a smoother base for installation.
Can this be supplied for large-scale projects?
Yes, we supply this shock pad factory-direct in bulk for project-scale turf installations.
Is custom roll sizing available?
Custom specifications can be discussed based on your project — contact us with your dimensions and requirements.
