The Type segmentation distinguishes between polymer composition, pellet size, and color variants, each affecting performance characteristics and end‑use suitability. Polyethylene (PE) pellets, the most prevalent type, dominate due to their balance of durability, UV resistance, and cost efficiency, typically representing over 60 % of shipments. Polypropylene (PP) pellets, accounting for roughly 20 %, are selected for applications demanding higher tensile strength, such as high‑traffic sports fields. Biodegradable or compostable pellets, an emerging niche at about 10 %, target environmentally regulated projects and green‑building certifications. Size classifications—micro (≤2 mm), standard (2–5 mm), and macro (>5 mm)—influence installation density and aesthetic outcomes; standard size holds the largest share (≈55 %). Color variants, primarily green and black, are differentiated by reflectivity and heat absorption, with green pellets capturing about 70 % of the color market. This type‑based taxonomy clarifies how material and physical attributes drive demand across the overall market.