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Surface Performance Sunbury Laboratory

Surface PerformanceSunbury on Thames, Surrey

UKAS 7933 issue 020 identifies Unit 16, Vicarage Farm, Sunbury on Thames, Surrey. Laboratory and Site allocations cover defined sports/paved-surface properties. Local rows include listed rebound/impact/deformation, turf-material strength/physical/thermal properties and slip methods, with specific field-only tests separately coded.

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Key facts

Public information not available. Contact test facility provider for more information.

Testing capabilities

Listed sports-surface impact and physical methods

Laboratory/shared rows cover ball rebound, critical-fall-height/HIC, restitution, pile/infill properties, listed rotational resistance, shock absorption and vertical deformation. Thickness and FIFA 24 infiltration are Laboratory methods; separate field-only rows are not moved to Sunbury.

Turf-material and slip-resistance methods

Laboratory rows list turf joint/tensile/tuft-withdrawal strength, pile/mass/colour and infill properties, yarn thermogravimetric/DSC/decitex methods. Specified paved/pedestrian slip-resistance methods are allocated to Laboratory and Site.

Equipment and published limits

Published equipment limits and conditions
SpecificationPublished valueConditions
Separate laboratory and Site conditionsLaboratory: 23°C ± 2°C and 50% ± 10% RH; Site: ambientThe schedule identifies these as test-environment conditions. They are not a weathering or climatic-performance envelope, and Site ambient conditions do not define installed Sunbury apparatus.

Access and contact

The schedule publishes Mr C Reid, callum@surfaceperformance.com and +44 (0)20 8246 5562. Identify the surface/material, laboratory versus installed field, exact property/method and report requirements.

Facility contact

Address
Unit 16, Vicarage Farm
Sunbury on Thames, Surrey, TW16 6DW

Standards and accreditation

UKAS 7933 — method/code-specific surfaces scope
Issue 020 dated 14 July 2026 states ISO/IEC 17025:2017 with named BS EN, FIFA, World Rugby and slip-guideline references. FIFA 6a rotational resistance and football-goal tests are Site-only; method editions and environmental conditions remain separate.

What to confirm with the facility

  • Method codes are not interchangeable: ball roll, goals, planarity/regularity, FIFA 6a and EN 12616 Method A are Site-only. Laboratory conditioning does not establish a general climatic/weathering suite; yarn thermal analysis is a material property method.
  • Confirm exact surface/product, method and code, specimen/installed-site conditions, standard edition, accredited reporting, availability and quotation.

Before requesting a test

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Frequently asked questions

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Further reading

Sources and review

Arc reviewed the original sources on 2026-10-13. The cited material supports the bounded site information presented here. Test suitability and commercial arrangements require direct confirmation.

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  1. UKAS 7933 Surface Performance, issue 020

    United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS) · Reviewed

    Issue 020 dated 14 July 2026 distinguishes Laboratory/Site sports/paved-surface methods and controlled lab versus ambient Site conditions. Ball-roll, FIFA 6a rotation, goals, planarity/regularity and EN 12616 Method A are Site-only; local thermal/material and other listed methods retain exact codes.