In Asia - North Korea, the demand for synthetic surfaces is growing as urban infrastructure expands. However, the harsh continental climate—characterized by extreme temperature fluctuations—requires specific polymer stability. The adoption of artificial grass for football has become a priority for state-sponsored athletic facilities to ensure year-round training capabilities.
The current market is transitioning from basic polyethylene fibers to more sophisticated, UV-stabilized synthetic polymers. There is an increasing interest in residential applications, where artificial grass house integrations are being explored to reduce water consumption in arid urban zones.
Furthermore, the integration of non-metallic mineral additives into the plastic synthesis process has improved the drainage and durability of the turf, making it viable for both high-traffic public areas and specialized artificial grass interior designs in commercial hubs.
