Ground Protection Mats

Ground protection mats are used to protect grass, soil and other surfaces from damage caused by foot traffic, vehicles and machinery. They’re ideal for construction sites, outdoor events, temporary access roads, and landscaping projects.

Yes. We offer ground protection mats designed for heavy-duty use, capable of supporting loads of up to 60 tonnes, depending on the mat type and ground conditions. These are suitable for excavators, trucks and other site equipment.

Absolutely. Most mats feature integrated handles and interlocking edges, allowing for fast, tool-free installation. One or two people can usually install them without specialist equipment.

Yes. The mats are engineered to provide a stable surface over soft, uneven or muddy terrain. Their grippy, textured surfaces help prevent slipping and improve traction for vehicles and pedestrians alike.

Definitely. We offer options specifically designed for foot traffic, with slip-resistant textures and comfortable surfaces. They're perfect for creating safe temporary walkways at festivals, exhibitions, and community events.

Yes. We keep popular ground protection mats in stock and ready for fast UK delivery, so you can get the mats you need when you need them—no delays, no fuss.

Yes — ground pegs are sold separately and supplied in packs of 100. They are used to help secure ground protection matting in outdoor installations.

Yes — interlocking ground protection tiles can be used on grass for vehicle access. They are designed to interlock and provide stable ground protection for vehicles, while perforated products are not suitable because grass can grow through and they are not designed for vehicle traffic.

Ground protection mats are used to protect grass, soil, and other surfaces during construction, events, and temporary access. They help create a stable, slip-resistant surface for foot traffic, vehicles, and machinery while reducing ground damage.

SiteStep rolls and ground protection tiles both create a stable, slip-resistant surface and help protect grass, soil and other ground in tough outdoor conditions. The main difference is the format: rolls can cover larger areas in one piece, while tiles are separate interlocking sections.

Ground pegs are supplied in packs of 100.

Yes — ground protection matting can be used over paving slabs with gaps, but the surface may not feel completely even and small wheels may catch on the gaps.