Australia’s Leading Synthetic Turf Recycling & Sustainability Solutions

Australia’s only synthetic turf recycling solution

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

We recycle synthetic turf, properly

RE4ORM is Australia’s first and only facility built to recover, separate, and recycle synthetic turf at scale. We handle the entire process, from uplift and transport to recycling and reuse.

We turn old fields into valuable new materials for Australian projects. Every tonne recycled with RE4ORM means less waste to landfill, lower emissions, and a stronger circular economy for Australian sport.

Every year, thousands of tonnes of synthetic turf reach end-of-life and most still go to landfill. Sending turf to landfill isn’t just wasteful — it’s outdated and we can do better.

HOW WE DO IT

Recover > Reuse > Recycle > Reduce > Recover > Reuse > Recycle > Reduce > Recover > Reuse > Recycle > Reduce > Recover > Reuse > Recycle > Reduce >

WHY IT MATTERS

Every field recycled with RE4ORM cuts carbon, saves resources, and keeps thousands of kilos of material out of landfill.

1000's
tonnes reused

Recovered sand, rubber and plastics returned to Australian projects. Real circular economy in action.

41%
LOWER EMISSIONS

Each tonne of turf that is recycled saves 373kg of CO2 emissions. That’s 41% less than landfill.

7500
tonnes annually

Our state-of-the-art Barnawartha facility keeps projects moving without delays or downtime.

100%
transparency

Audit-ready sustainability reports help councils and consultants meet net-zero and circularity goals.

HOW IT WORKS (INPUT)

A better way to handle old turf

Contact & Quote

You tell us. We quote it. We provide transparent, consistent pricing for every field we assess – councils, schools, and contractors alike.

STEP 1

Uplift & Transport

We roll it up and move it out. Our crew cuts, rolls, bands, and safely hauls your turf to our Barnawartha facility. A full service solution – we handle logistics, compliance, and safety.

STEP 2

Separation & Recovery

We separate every layer. Sand, rubber, and plastics are cleaned, graded, and tracked using custom, waterless machinery built for precision.

STEP 3

Reuse & Recycle

We turn waste into new resources. Recovered sand and rubber are reused in sports and construction projects; plastics become new Australian-made products. A real circular economy – right here at home.

STEP 4
HOW IT WORKS (OUTPUT)

Recirculating recovered materials into industries in demand

Recovered Sand

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Recovered Rubber

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PP/PE Pellets

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Closing the loop in synthetic turf
WHO WE ARE

Setting the standard for sustainable sport

RE4ORM was created to solve a problem no one else would — repurposing synthetic turf when it reaches the end of its life.

Founded by industry experts, we built Australia’s first dedicated recycling facility to recover and reuse turf materials that once went straight to landfill.

HOW WE DO IT
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A MATERIAL DIFFERENCE

Real projects, real impact

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Tennis

Kensington Banks

Kensington, VIC
33 tonnes recycled at a popular inner-west tennis hub.
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EDUCATION

Rowville Secondary College

Rowville, VIC
Australia’s first soccer field installed with 100% recycled infill
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SOCCER

Australian Institute of Sport

Bruce, ACT
321 tonnes recycled at the home of Australian sport – the AIS.
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EDUCATION

PLC Burwood

Burwood, VIC
200 tonnes recycled under school-day constraints without disrupting classes.
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HOCKEY

Kingston Heath Reserve

Cheltenham, VIC
Australia’s first recycled hockey field – a defining moment for circular sport infrastructure.
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SOCCER

Kareela Oval

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

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Until recently, most of it went straight to landfill. RE4ORM built Australia’s first dedicated turf recycling facility to change that – separating and recovering sand, rubber, and plastic layers for reuse in new Australian products.

Yes. Our custom machinery separates the components so up to 95% of materials can be reused – turning waste into new products like soft-fall underlay, bollards, and construction materials.

Every tonne recycled saves around 373 kg of CO₂ emissions and has a downstream effect of the reuse of materials. It also creates reusable materials that feed back into Australian projects.

We manage everything – uplift, transport, separation, and reuse. Turf arrives at our Barnawartha (VIC) facility, where it’s processed and tracked from arrival to material recovery.

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Cut 373kg CO2e per tonne while reducing microplastic leakage and closing the loop.

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