Boughton Cricket Loam
Boughton Club, County, Kettering, Kaloam and Mendip are separate cricket-loam specifications, not different names for the same dressing. Start with the material already used on your square and its maintenance requirements. The range lets you compare named Boughton options before choosing the compatible grade and supply format for renovation or repair.
Club, County and Kettering
The Club Loam analysis lists 28% clay, while County Loam is described as a higher-clay 30–32% formulation. Kettering Loam is positioned for school and local-authority pitches with more limited preparation. These differences inform the comparison, but the latest particle-size analysis and compatibility with the existing square should govern any material change.
Keep Kaloam and Mendip as distinct choices
Kaloam is sterilised and screened to 3mm for end-of-season renovation and in-season end repairs. Mendip is also screened to 3mm and is described for square construction, repair and renovation, as well as club-level tennis-court repair and dressing. Do not substitute one grade solely because the pack size or supplier is familiar; maintaining a compatible profile is more useful than choosing by a performance-sounding name.
Plan materials and handling together
Measure the area and identify local repairs before calculating quantities. A square renovation order may also need cricket square seed. To compare Boughton with another specialist supplier, use the parent cricket loam range, keeping the existing surface specification central to the decision.