With water shortages throughout Victoria this now places severe restrictions on the ability of school and similar educational institutes to maintain an area for students.

School playgrounds are not only barren, dry dirt dustbowls but in summer the ground itself becomes like concrete creating inherent problems in itself - injuries such as scrapes and grazes are often prevalent and other more extreme injuries such as breaks have caused some schools to rule 'out of bounds' those areas where students liked to congregate during their breaks in the day.

Of course winter then brings other problems. With no grass to bind the dirt any rain just turns the area into mud - and students then track this throughout the school building, causing even greater headaches!

Perfect Turf has the solution!


The installation of synthetic turf by Perfect Turf will not only help alleviate many of these problems but in fact will reduce your annual maintenance costs. Expenditure on simply trying to maintain these formally grassy areas is no doubt an ever increasing expense - something that in these times a school really doesn't need.

In addition consider the effect that being able to open up those formally 'out of bounds' areas will have on the students - and the teachers!

Cost Effective Solution


The cost saving benefit to schools is immense - simply look at the current annual expenditure you budget on grounds maintenance then contact us to show you the cost saving benefits.

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