The stitch density (also called pile or tuft density) describes the number of tufted yarn bundles per square meter. Typical values for garden turf range roughly between 10,000 and over 20,000 stitches per m².
What a High Stitch Density Provides
- a denser, more natural appearance
- better support for the blades
- higher durability
Stitch density should always be considered together with pile height, yarn thickness (Dtex), and blade weight. You can find a direct comparison of our products in our product comparison.
Learn more in our guide: Which artificial turf is the best?.
