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Visit Mansfield Sand on stand OSA260 at GroundsFest 2026, taking place on 16 and 17 September at Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire, and discover a comprehensive range of premium sand-based solutions designed for the sports turf industry. 31212993866?profile=RESIZE_710x

With more than 180 years of expertise, Mansfield Sand has built a reputation as one of the UK's leading suppliers of high-quality silica sand products. Its solutions are trusted by elite sports stadiums, championship golf courses, professional training facilities and equestrian venues, delivering reliable performance where it matters most.

Throughout the event, the Mansfield Sand team will be available to discuss the company's specialist products and how they can help improve the construction, renovation and long-term performance of natural turf surfaces. 

Featured products will include:

Reinforced Rootzones

Developed for high-performance natural turf, these rootzones enhance strength, drainage and surface stability while maintaining consistent playing conditions. Options include:

  • Fibre Reinforced Rootzone – polypropylene fibre-reinforced for increased durability
  • Fibrelastic Rootzone – combines polypropylene and Elastane fibres for added flexibility and recovery
  • Fibresand – ideal for pitches affected by heavy winter wear

Sand Soil Rootzones

Manufactured using premium screened topsoil and Mansil 40 Silica Sand, these blends provide an excellent foundation for both new construction and renovation projects. 

Sand Compost Rootzones

A carefully balanced combination of sand and organic matter, designed to improve moisture retention, nutrient availability and drought resilience.

Top Dressing

Produced using Mansfield Sand's own sterilised silica sand and high-quality soils, these stone-free top dressings are suitable for fine turf applications, with bespoke blends available to meet specific requirements. 

Mansil Silica Sand Sports Range

Sourced from the company's Two Oaks Quarry in Mansfield, the Mansil range is widely used across golf courses, bowling greens, winter sports pitches and a variety of amenity sports surfaces.

Whether you're planning a new sports turf project or looking to improve existing playing surfaces, be sure to visit stand OSA260 and speak with the Mansfield Sand team at GroundsFest 2026.

For more information, visit www.mansfield-sand.co.uk, follow them on X at @MansfieldSand, or connect on Facebook and Instagram at Mansfield Sand Sport Surfaces.

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