Ground Protection Mats: BEST Investment in Road Mats for Heavy Equipment

Easy to Clean:

· Lawn protection mats do not absorb water, making them remarkably easy to clean!

· You can rinse off any dirt or gravel that may become stuck in the diamond-plated tread.

· They do not expand or deform from intense, long-term exposure to sunlight either!

Adaptable to Inclement Weather:

· Ground mats for heavy equipment are safe to use in cold and wet conditions without the risk of damage to your turf or machinery/vehicle!

Keep Projects on Schedule:

· Deadlines can be real headaches while on a worksite if the environment seems to be working against you. Keeping projects moving and running on time is integral to keeping your customers happy and your reputation intact.

· If you find yourself working in unsavory conditions or struggling to find access to certain areas of the worksite, ground mats are lifesavers!

· Keep your equipment clean and out of mud or snow, and don’t let rain prevent you from getting your job done efficiently! You can create a temporary road, which is one of the more popular uses of these lawn protection mats, to create access on a project/worksite for weeks or even months at a time!

· You can also make a temporary sidewalk so clients and workers can navigate around the worksite without being in the way of heavy, moving equipment. This keeps foot traffic off of the worksite and increases safety!

· Our polyethylene protection mats are easy and fast to assemble and disassemble, too! It takes almost no time at all to set up and get to work, or tear down and head home.

Protect the Ground and Machinery:

· As the name suggests, lawn protection mats are designed to keep the ground you will be working on safe for the duration of your job.

· These ground protection mats protect a wide variety of terrain, including: delicate surfaces, grassy areas, and sidewalks.

· Beyond keep someone’s lawn clear of tire tracks, it also protects the heavy machinery you plan to drive overtop the worksite. You don’t need to worry about a sharp stone, bricks, or anything that would risk popping a tire or damaging the undercarriage of your heavy-duty vehicle if you put down a ground mat first! These ground mats for equipment are 0.5’’ thick, dulling or completely eliminating any potential threat on a worksite.

Keep Worksites Safe:

· Slippery, wet, and muddy conditions pose a safety risk for many reasons. People can slip and fall, potentially harming themselves, and equipment can slide or get stuck and require being towed or repaired – which costs time and money.

· Ground mats for heavy equipment can help protect workers and your equipment to prevent accidents like trips, falls, and equipment becoming loose.

· The benefits of ground protection mats in wet or muddy conditions are as follows:

· Keep workers and equipment clean and dry.

· Prevent tipping, stuck wheels, and falls.

· Bridge streams/provide dry walkways.

· Wipe down easily!

· Not water-absorbant.

Cost-effective:

· By keeping projects on schedule and keeping equipment and your workers safe, these lawn protection mats will save you money in the long run, making them fantastic investments!

· Additionally, polyethylene is a very durable material, which means these ground protection mats do not deteriorate or become disfigured easily allowing them to be used over and over again for years to come!

Below are the steps to install ground protection mats without any fail.

Place your ground protection mats on the surface you intend to work on. Make sure you lay down enough ground mats for heavy equipment support and driving.

Connect the ground protection mats! Just identify where your pads meet and place our connectors on the bottom and top half of the mat.

Ensure the connectors are lined up before screwing in the bolts to lock the ground protection mats together!

Once you have the proper amount of ground protection pads covering the worksite/surface and they are secured properly, slowly drive the machinery on top of the pads. Check for any sliding, excessive bending, or breakage of the lawn protection mats.

Once you’ve rolled your vehicle or heavy-duty machinery onto the mats and there are no issues, you can get to work with confidence!