Lawn Substrate 0-5 loose to Green Up Your Lawn

The interroof-Rasen 0-5 loose according to DIN 18035-4 is a ready-to-use substrate consisting of pumice, lava and quality-assured compost.

• new construction/renovation of lawns in sports field construction according to DIN 18035-4 and private ornamental and utility lawns
• greening of underground car parks
• upper surface layer for gravel turf structures

• components: pumice, lava and quality assured compost
• structurally stable mineral / organic substrate
• pressure-resistant, segregation-proof
• optimum tread resistance
• good structural stability
• little subsidence
• provides for hard-wearing green areas
• good root development
• good water permeability
• good water storage capacity
• better air supply 
• prevents waterlogging
• supplies the roots with sufficient nutrients and water
• buffers the nutrients and promotes growth
• pH-stable, low salt, long-term stable
• weed-free
• can be processed even in wet conditions and light frost
• primarily suitable for laying turf rolls, but also for seeding lawns

iNTERBiMS GmbH stands for careful sorting and processing as well as for the production and supply of high-quality products with a quality management system that meets the requirements of ISO 9001:2015 according to the certificate of TÜV SÜD.

Many owners have to realize that an older lawn is no longer beautiful. Heavy wear and tear can leave its mark despite regular maintenance. Even reseeding or fertilizing can only help to a limited extent. It is often due to the sub-optimal condition of the soil.

We will tell you how to repair your lawn easily and quickly. Our substrate is the ideal solution here.

The roots only penetrate the upper five to ten centimetres of the soil. We have developed particular volcanic-based substrates for this purpose. The volcanic substrate starting materials pumice and lava offer optimal conditions for a hard-wearing green lawn. They are consistently homogeneous mixtures according to the current FLL guidelines. 

The substrate is very light, loose, and easy to process. Since the roots always need a lot of air or are very sensitive to stagnant moisture, one should not skimp on the substrate. 

The optimum time for renewing is between May and September. The old lawn is first mowed as deeply as possible and then thoroughly scarified lengthwise and crosswise. It ensures that the seed receives the best germination conditions. Now the seed is evenly distributed.

The substrate is then regularly spread with a rake at least 0.5 cm above the sown area. After planting, irrigation is necessary for the first 3 to 4 weeks. The first small blades of grass appear after only one week. Further regular watering guarantees an optimal result.