Construction
Heavy Civil & Construction Matting
Construction sites need a running surface that survives repeated plant movements and a stable pad wherever a crane sets up, without turning the site into mud after the first week of rain.
What this application demands
Haul routes under repeated traffic
A road mat laid end to end gives fewer joints per kilometre than access mats laid across, which means less surface migration under repeated passes.
Crane setups on made ground
Crane mats are sized from outrigger load against the allowable ground bearing pressure in the geotechnical report. The mat spreads the load, it does not improve the ground.
Mats used for construction work
Bamboo Access Mats
An access mat is a portable platform laid over soft or unstable ground to create a temporary road or work surface for heavy equipment, then lifted and reused elsewhere.
View rangeBamboo Road Mats
A road mat is a long-format ground protection panel laid end to end to build a temporary haul road across ground that cannot carry repeated vehicle traffic.
View rangeBamboo Crane Mats
A crane mat is a heavy load-distribution platform placed under a crane, its outriggers or its tracks, to spread a concentrated point load across enough ground area that the machine stays level and stable.
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Where we have done this
Common questions
How many mats does a construction site need?
It depends on the running width and route length for haul roads, and on outrigger load for crane pads. The mat calculator estimates quantities from site dimensions and mat type.