FAQs

We recommend marking out the area where the mats are needed and providing us with the measurements. This allows us to accurately calculate and supply the correct number of mats for your project.

Our mats can be used to withstand damage on a variety of hard or soft surfaces, including grass, mud, gravel, concrete, rubber, and more.
If you have a particular surface to cover, please ask us for advice.

Yes. We have specific mats and pads designed to support the weight of large or heavy vehicles and their loads, such as cranes, diggers, articulated lorries, or cement mixers. To view our range, please refine your product search to ‘heavy duty’.

Our products very sustainable. They are either made from 100% recycled materials or are fully recyclable at the end of the project.

No. Each mat has its own specifications, weight capacity, and unique features tailored to different applications.

For strength, the platforms are typically made from High Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Aluminium, or Hardwood (Timber alternative).

Yes. Our Trackways are designed to handle weights, generally between 50 and 160 tonnes (depending on ground conditions) for heavy-duty plant and equipment. Load-bearing capacity varies depending on the material and thickness.

Yes. We only aim to manufacture our mats once from 100% recycled material, so they can be recyclable and sustainable compared to traditional alternatives.

Most Trackway mats use a method to join them, depending on the product, with standard connectors, custom connectors, or built-in.
Matting that doesn’t need connection, such as Timber Bog Mats, can be laid side-by-side where their natural weight keeps them together.

No, not always. MultiMatts offer a Finance Service that allows you to spread the cost of products over an agreed period for your project.

Yes. MultiMatts provides a professional Installation and Deinstallation Service to guarantee the surface is laid effectively and removed without damages.

Yes. Most of our Footpath/Walkway mats can be cut, if you need to.
Pre-cutting is not a service that we offer.

For optimal performance, we recommend regular cleaning by sweeping, mopping, sponging, or jet washing.

Yes. Many of our Walkway/Footpath products have slip resistance and other features as standard, for safety reasons.

Used in places like outdoor events, festivals and construction sites, as well as warehouse and industrial and commercial settings.

Yes. Most of our mats are lightweight and modular, allowing for quick deployment, repositioning and storage on site.

No. Each model varies based on its unique specifications, offering features such as high visibility, underfoot comfort, or grip surfaces.

Yes. We include delivery or collection for our products and offer an Installation service, if needed.
On occasions, our Hire option will be bundled with delivery and installation

The durability of ground protection mats can differ greatly due to various factors such as the type of material, frequency of use, environmental conditions, and maintenance routines. Typically, our mats are high quality to last a lifespan of many years (even more than a decade) with the appropriate care that we take.

The best time to use protective matting is before your site or project becomes muddy or unstable, and continued access for vehicles or heavy foot traffic is required.
The main factors to consider are ground conditions, type and weight of traffic, environmental sensitivity, duration of use, and budget.

No. Certain products are built for vehicle use to support heavy loads on ground surfaces, even for large tonnage vehicles, while others are specifically designed for pedestrian access.
Please see the weight loading in the product’s specification.

Yes. The main safety benefits include reducing slips in muddy areas and minimising the risk of vehicles becoming bogged down.

Some of our models feature interlocking edges, while others use our Standard 2 or 4-Way Connectors to secure them in place.

Yes. All our Temporary Access Mats are available for Hire.
We offer rates per mat for the duration of your project. Alternatively, choose a Finance or Leasing plan to spread the cost over a set period.

Most of our mats are made of recycled rubber or plastic, such as Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE). They have properties designed for the purpose, assisting with anti-slip, anti-fatigue, drainage, spillage, and more.

Yes. All of our indoor protection mats are designed with safety in mind — featuring either smooth, ramped edges for easy access or a low-profile design to eliminate trip hazards.

Yes. With proper care, the mats can be reused within your workplace or office to suit the specific needs of your space.

We recommend a light clean once a week to maintain optimal performance.
For dry cleaning, use either a vacuum cleaner or brush and for wet cleaning, use a sponge or jet wash.

We offer a range of products tailored for various applications, including office environments, workplaces, and industrial settings.

If you’re unsure which mat is best for your location, feel free to contact us with the details of your site and we’ll recommend the most suitable options.

The most used mats in these types of settings include anti-fatigue mats, drainage mats, anti-slip mats, electro-static discharge mats, and interlocking tiles.

The mats provide comfort during periods of standing, to help reduce fatigue and joint strain.
By using this type of mat, can boost worker productivity and lower the risk of workplace injuries.

Yes. Depending on the model, heavier duty matting can support use with forklifts and other warehouse machinery.

Yes. Many of our mats are resistant to chemicals and oils, plus other common substances.

No. Unless the mat has gone through rough movement or excessive chemical spills, their lifespan is typically at least 3 years.
Mats can last longer depending on the type of material and how well they’re maintained.

Yes. The mats meet a range of industrial standards for slip resistance, anti-fatigue properties, resistance to oils and chemicals, etc.
Should you need to know the regulation for an individual mat, please see the product specification and downloadable sheet for reference.

Yes. Once installed, the grids are strong and durable, allowing for regular movement around the area and supporting a wide range of vehicles.

Installation usually involves preparing a level sub-base, laying the grids, and filling them with gravel, soil, or grass seed for a finished, reinforced surface.

The sub layer helps to achieve the most stability and performance from the grid. Pre-assessment should be undertaken by a professional before asking us. In general circumstances, you’ll need to dig at least 20cm deep, cover with a Geotextile Membrane, then compact it with aggregate and layer with fine sand.

They can be filled with gravel, sand, dirt, or stones. Edging and markers are also available to define areas.

Yes. Many of our models are designed to withstand the heavier loads of vehicles in the areas where they are used.

Yes. They’re versatile for both temporary event parking or long-term driveway solutions.

Commonly in landscaping, driveways, pathways, carparks, construction sites, embankments, and any area requiring ground reinforcement under foot or vehicle traffic.

Yes. They can provide embankment and slope stabilisation in areas frequently used by vehicles and pedestrians.

Yes. Although we suggest choosing the right size length product, there are instances where the hard plastic can be cut using sharp tools.

They distribute loads evenly over the surface, lock soil or aggregate in place, and allow water to drain through, reducing compaction and erosion.

Yes. They are suitable for all types of ground conditions, including embankments, slopes, soft verges, and gravel.