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Diverting fields from landfill and recovering resources for reuse. We make it easy to do the right thing.

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WHAT WE DO

Every project tells a story of impact - tonnes diverted, emissions saved, and circularity in action.

Across Australia, RE4ORM has helped councils, schools, and sporting bodies recycle synthetic turf responsibly. Each project represents more than just field replacement. It shows a growing willingness to take action and do better.

From community soccer pitches to hockey surfaces, we manage uplift, transport, and recycling end-to-end – turning old turf into reusable sand, rubber, and plastic for new Australian projects.

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A MATERIAL DIFFERENCE

Featured projects

RE4ORM synthetic turf recycling – Aerial view of a fenced outdoor sports court in Kensington Banks, marked for multiple games, surrounded by grass and trees. A few people are on the court, with some sports equipment visible in the area.
Tennis

Kensington Banks

Kensington, VIC
33 tonnes recycled at a popular inner-west tennis hub.
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RE4ORM synthetic turf recycling – A green maintenance vehicle moves across the artificial turf pitch at Rowville Secondary College, leaving a lighter path behind. White and blue pitch lines are visible, and the scene is viewed from above.
EDUCATION

Rowville Secondary College

Rowville, VIC
Australia’s first soccer field installed with 100% recycled infill
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RE4ORM synthetic turf recycling – A large outdoor sports pitch at an Australian sports institute is under construction, with sections of artificial turf removed and black materials and rolls laid out. Buildings, trees, and stadium floodlights can be seen in the background beneath a partly cloudy sky.
SOCCER

Australian Institute of Sport

Bruce, ACT
321 tonnes recycled at the home of Australian sport – the AIS.
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RE4ORM synthetic turf recycling – Aerial view of a large, green multi-sport court with bright blue borders, surrounded by residential houses and streets; a few people are visible on the pitch.
EDUCATION

PLC Burwood

Burwood, VIC
200 tonnes recycled under school-day constraints without disrupting classes.
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RE4ORM synthetic turf recycling – Rolls of artificial turf and black rubber mats are laid out on the Kingston Heath Reserve sports pitch, with benches and trees in the background, suggesting pitch renovation or maintenance work is underway.
HOCKEY

Kingston Heath Reserve

Cheltenham, VIC
Australia’s first recycled hockey field – a defining moment for circular sport infrastructure.
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RE4ORM synthetic turf recycling – Aerial view of a large, mostly empty concrete car park near Kareela Oval, with patches of greenery and equipment, surrounded by trees, grass fields, and a road lined with houses on the left side.
SOCCER

Kareela Oval

Kareela, NSW
799 tonnes recycled in just over two weeks – the largest turf recycling project to date.
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