Eight lanes, eight athletes, one whistle: the whole group works at once.
A 16 mm turf track with eight marked lanes
The H8 pushes the multi-lane idea to eight ways. It is built for large facilities and for organisations that put entire groups to work at the same time: clubs, training academies, collective strength and conditioning, events. Every athlete has their own lane, and managing the group gets substantially simpler because nobody is queueing for a strip of floor.
Eight lanes changes how a session is run. Instead of rotating four athletes through two lanes and losing time to the handover, a coach starts a whole wave together, which keeps work-to-rest ratios honest and makes side-by-side comparison possible in a way that staggered starts never allow.
Specifications
| Product | Artificial turf sports track with integrated marking |
| Fibre height | 16 mm |
| Turf grade | Pro grade artificial turf, heavy indoor use |
| Marking | Eight lanes defined by longitudinal lines |
| Sold by | The square metre, cut to your length and width |
| 1 m width option | Plus 14.00 EUR excluding VAT per sq m |
| Fibre composition | On request |
| Backing | On request |
| Weight per sq m | On request |
| UV resistance | On request |
| Fire classification | On request |
| Certifications | On request |
| Installation | Loose lay or perimeter fixing on a hard, flat subfloor |
| Maintenance | Vacuuming, periodic brushing of the fibres, water and neutral detergent |
| Price | 62.30 EUR excluding VAT per sq m |
Who it is for
CrossFit boxes and HYROX gyms: a permanent conditioning lane. A marked track turns distance into a fixed visual reference. The coach calls a distance and the athlete reads it off the floor. Sprints, sled push, sled pull, bear crawls and farmer’s walks follow one another without resetting cones between rounds, and times stay comparable from one session to the next.
Strength and conditioning centres: standardised testing. A metre graduation supports speed protocols over fixed distances: repeated sprints, acceleration tests, speed endurance work. The data stays usable over the long term because the distance no longer depends on where somebody put the markers.
Weights rooms with a functional zone: legibility of the space. A marked lane defines the conditioning area without a partition and discourages equipment being parked on it. It is also an image marker: a properly marked track signals a performance-oriented facility the moment somebody walks in.
Sports clubs and return to play: progressive protocols. For a supervised return to running, distance is the parameter to control before intensity. A graduation that is legible on the floor makes progression measurable without a stopwatch or extra equipment.
What to know before ordering
Eight lanes needs eight lanes of width. This is the first thing to check on the plan, before the length. Measure the clear width available, including the circulation the coach needs to stand and see all eight athletes, and confirm the total width against your room before pricing a length.
The price is per square metre, not per linear metre. A track 15 m long and 2 m wide is 30 sq m. Work out the real surface area before comparing offers: a price per linear metre and a price per square metre are not directly comparable. On an eight-lane track the surface adds up quickly, which makes this distinction worth more than it sounds.
The marking is built into manufacture, not applied to the turf. The numbering and the lines are part of the surface. They do not rub off in use, but they cannot be changed after delivery. The marking plan and the distances have to be approved before production starts.
Turf does not take prolonged static loads. The fibres compress under the feet of racks, selectorised machines or any equipment left standing. Keep the track area clear of fixed equipment and use rubber gym flooring tiles for machine zones and drop zones.
Fibre composition, backing, weight per square metre and fire classification are not published. These figures govern delivery logistics and compliance in buildings open to the public. Ask us for the full technical data sheet before committing to a project that has to pass a safety inspection.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need all eight lanes to be full length?
Not necessarily, but a track is cut as a rectangle and priced by surface area, so a shorter eight-lane track and a longer four-lane track can cost the same. Decide which matters more to your programming, group size or distance, before setting the dimensions.
Is the track delivered in one piece?
Packaging depends on the dimensions ordered. Beyond a certain length the track is delivered in several widths to be joined on site, and at eight lanes wide that is the normal case rather than the exception. Send us your dimensions for the exact packaging of your configuration.
Can it be laid over existing rubber tiles?
Yes. Installation is on a hard, flat subfloor: concrete, tiles or rubber tiles. Flatness of the substrate is the critical point. Any irregularity telegraphs through to the turf surface and becomes noticeable underfoot at running speed.
What does the 1 m width option cover?
Tracks one metre wide carry a supplement of 14.00 EUR excluding VAT per square metre. State the width you want on the quotation request.
What is the day to day maintenance?
Regular vacuuming to lift dust and debris, periodic brushing to stand the fibres back up, and washing with water and a neutral detergent. Avoid solvents and pressure washers over the marked areas. With eight lanes in constant use, put brushing on a schedule rather than doing it when somebody notices.
Is turf right for sled push and sled pull?
That is its main indoor purpose. Sled runners glide in a controlled, repeatable way over the fibres, where a rubber tile generates higher friction that varies more from one pass to the next.
Ask for a quotation
Compare lane counts across the numbered artificial turf tracks range and plan the surrounding floor with the rubber gym flooring tiles range, then request a quotation with your room dimensions.
