Lifestyle Lawns Supports Safer, Low-Maintenance Outdoor Spaces For Schools And Retirement Villages
Lifestyle Lawns, a local NZ supplier of premium artificial turf, is highlighting the role of synthetic grass in creating safer, more accessible outdoor environments for both educational and aged-care facilities.
For educational settings, artificial grass for schools is designed to meet stringent New Zealand safety standards, including Site Wise Gold and Play Safe NZ certifications. The company collaborates with the Ministry of Education to ensure installations align with sector requirements. Each project undergoes thorough inspection, including assessment for shock-pad underlays in areas with playground equipment, to support compliance with NZS5828:2015 standards. Lifestyle Lawns’ surfaces are also recognised by international sports bodies such as the International Tennis Federation and World Rugby, ensuring suitability for a range of recreational and sporting activities.
In the retirement sector, retirement village artificial grass is tailored to meet the needs of aged-care facilities and residents. The synthetic turf is low-maintenance and wheelchair-friendly, providing smooth, even surfaces for mobility aids. Options for antimicrobial infill and fall-safe shock pads are available to reduce trip hazards and support hygiene, particularly in pet-friendly areas. Facilities report operational benefits including reduced mowing, lower water usage, and decreased reliance on chemical treatments, with some achieving cost savings within several years of installation.
Both product lines are supported by a 10-year UV warranty and local installation teams throughout New Zealand. Lifestyle Lawns offers a range of turf options, including recyclable and CoolTouch yarn varieties, to address environmental and comfort considerations. The company provides site-specific assessments to ensure each installation meets the safety, accessibility, and operational needs of its clients.
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