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Two pitches on Jagodowa Street in Gliwice have received FIFA Quality certification
Two football training pitches on Jagodowa Street in Gliwice, put into use in July 2026, have received FIFA Quality certification. This is formal confirmation that the artificial turf used on both facilities meets the international quality and safety standards set by FIFA. The surface, the Mars EX2 45-C2 Cork SP model with eco-friendly cork infill, was supplied for both pitches by Epufloor.
Architecture and interior design in the era of conscious silence
The year 2026 in architecture and interior design emphasizes calm, harmony, and conscious material choices. Spaces designed with people in mind combine functionality with timeless beauty, offering comfort and balance in everyday life.
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Artificial grass in shade - does It work where real lawn won't grow?
Shaded corners of the garden are a genuine challenge for anyone who dreams of an even, thick lawn across the whole plot. Under spreading tree canopies, along the north-facing wall of a house, or in a narrow passage between buildings, natural grass often looks miserable - it thins out, turns yellow, and refuses to thicken no matter how much fertiliser or reseeding you throw at it. In these spots, artificial grass increasingly proves to be the answer, since it does not need sunlight to grow - simply because it does not grow at all. In this article, we explain why synthetic turf copes with shade far better than its natural counterpart, and what to keep in mind when planning its installation in these conditions.
Artificial grass for rentals - why airbnb hosts are choosing synthetic grass
The short-term rental market has changed the way property owners think about outdoor spaces and finishing touches. A balcony, terrace, or small garden attached to an apartment listed on Airbnb is no longer just an extra feature - it is now a genuine selling point that influences the number of bookings and the price a host can charge per night. In this context, more and more hosts are choosing artificial grass instead of traditional planting or bare tiled floors. In this article, we explain why synthetic turf has become such a popular choice among short-term rental owners and what business benefits come with this decision.
Artificial grass and allergies - Does synthetic turf help allergy sufferers?
Grass pollen allergy is one of the most common types of seasonal allergy in Poland. It is estimated that sensitivity to grass pollen affects several to more than ten percent of the population, and the symptoms - hay fever, watering eyes, itchy skin and in more severe cases asthma attacks - significantly reduce quality of life for several weeks or months every year. For allergy sufferers, a garden with a natural lawn can literally be a source of suffering during the pollen season. Artificial grass for the garden is increasingly being considered by allergy sufferers as an alternative that will allow them to enjoy a green outdoor space without the health consequences. In this article we analyse the subject honestly - what artificial grass does change for an allergy sufferer, and what it does not.
How Does Artificial Grass Affect Property Value When Selling?
Selling a property is a process in which first impressions are decisive. Buyers often make a preliminary decision about whether to pursue a listing within the first seconds of looking at the photographs - before they have even read the description. In the age of property portals, where a listing competes with hundreds of others within a few clicks, the external appearance of a property has a direct bearing on the number of enquiries, the time it takes to sell and the price achieved. Artificial grass at a house, in a garden or on a terrace is one of the elements that increasingly appears in the context of preparing a property for sale. Does it genuinely raise the value? What do estate agents and buyers say? In this article we analyse the subject honestly and impartially.
Artificial grass in photography and photo sessions - why do studios and photographers choose it?
Photos sell. This is a truth that applies equally to major brand advertising campaigns and to local product or portrait sessions. In the world of photography, every detail of a background matters - colour, texture, mood, the associations it evokes. Artificial grass in photography is an element that has been winning over increasing numbers of photographers, studio owners and visual content creators in recent years. In this article we explain why professionals reach for artificial grass in photo sessions, which applications work best and how to choose the right product for work in a photography studio.
Hotel gym - what flooring materials do premium properties choose?
The hotel gym is a space that over the last decade has undergone a transformation from an underfunded, forgotten corner with a handful of machines into a key element of a hotel's wellness offering. Hotel guests - particularly in the business and premium segments - increasingly treat access to a well-equipped gym as a deciding factor in their choice of property. In this context, the flooring material in a hotel gym is not a technical detail but an element of the guest experience and the hotel's brand image. In this article we look at what flooring materials premium hotels choose and why EPDM rubber matting is their most frequent selection.
Rubber mat or sports flooring - what to choose for a fitness room in a school or community centre?
Fitness rooms in schools, community centres, municipal sports centres and leisure facilities are spaces with specific requirements that differ both from professional commercial gyms and from home training spaces. Large surface areas, many users per day, limited budgets and requirements relating to safety and durability - these are the factors that determine the choice of flooring. In this article we compare the two most popular solutions - rubber mat and sports flooring - and show which of them better meets the needs of public institutions.
Flooring for home yoga and pilates - what to choose and why rubber Is a better option than cork?
Yoga and Pilates are disciplines in which contact with the floor is exceptionally intense and prolonged. You train barefoot, often in lying and seated positions, and your joints, spine and muscles are in direct contact with the surface throughout the entire session. In these conditions, choosing the right floor matters in a way that cannot be underestimated. In this article we compare the two most commonly considered solutions for a home yoga and Pilates studio - a rubber mat and cork - and explain why rubber wins this comparison in the majority of practical applications.
CrossFit at home – what does a true enthusiast's space look like?
CrossFit is one of the most demanding training systems in the world. It combines elements of gymnastics, Olympic weightlifting, and intense cardio in one constantly changing workout programme. For years associated exclusively with professional boxes – dedicated CrossFit gyms – today it's increasingly finding its way into home basements, garages, and gardens. How do you set up your own home CrossFit box? And why is the right gym flooring absolutely crucial here?
Home Gym for Children and Teenagers – What You Should Know
Physical activity among children and teenagers is a topic gaining increasing importance in the face of the growing sedentary lifestyle among young people. Smartphones, tablets, and video streaming are giving outdoor activity serious competition. One way to encourage children to be regularly active is to create their own training space at home. But a home gym for children operates by different rules than one designed for adults – safety and the right choice of flooring are the absolute priority here.
Garden Gym – Trends in Outdoor Fitness Zones
Your own garden isn't just a place to relax and unwind – it also holds enormous potential for creating an open-air training zone. The garden gym is one of the hottest trends in global fitness, and it's increasingly making its way into Polish homes as well. Training in the fresh air, surrounded by greenery, combines the best aspects of sport and connection with nature. One key element that's often overlooked when planning an outdoor fitness zone is the right gym flooring – including for garden setups.
Acoustic insulation in modular and prefabricated construction
Budownictwo modułowe i prefabrykowane zdobywa coraz większą popularność - domy składane z gotowych elementów, budynki biurowe montowane w szybkim czasie, apartamenty budowane w systemie prefabrykowanych płyt stropowych i ściennych. Technologia ta ma wiele zalet: szybkość budowy, precyzja wykonania i niska ilość odpadów na budowie. Jednocześnie stwarza specyficzne wyzwania z punktu widzenia akustyki. Izolacja akustyczna w budownictwie modułowym wymaga odmiennego podejścia niż w budownictwie tradycyjnym.
