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Rubberized Grass
By Jeff Almond on 2010-03-17 18:58:02
Conor O'Neill, a 23 year old landscape gardener who turned entrepreneur, has found a way to recycle tyres into grass. Conor spent six years researching the ideal of this, and has travelled Europe extensively to find the best system for this.
He learned that tyres can be crumbled into a granulated form and pressed onto the ground. Therefore, making it durable with no wear or tear. And being generally soft, it doesn't cause injuries when playing sports on it, like concrete for basketball, tennis, and other games.
The GAA clubs are the biggest list of clients right now, and the product has even been tested and approved the Sports Turf Research Institute. And since the quality is good, it was credited with the Guaranteed Irish standard.
He learned that tyres can be crumbled into a granulated form and pressed onto the ground. Therefore, making it durable with no wear or tear. And being generally soft, it doesn't cause injuries when playing sports on it, like concrete for basketball, tennis, and other games.
The GAA clubs are the biggest list of clients right now, and the product has even been tested and approved the Sports Turf Research Institute. And since the quality is good, it was credited with the Guaranteed Irish standard.
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