Equipment access

GROUND PROTECTION MATS FOR SKID STEERS

Create a defined access lane for skid steers, compact loaders, and mini skid steers crossing lawns and soft ground.

PROTECT THE ROUTE TO THE WORK.

Skid steers are productive because they can carry, lift, and maneuver in tight work areas. Those same movements can rut soft soil and tear finished turf. A planned mat route creates a reusable surface between the machine and the property.

Where contractors use them

  • Tree removal and log handling
  • Landscape construction and material delivery
  • Drainage, utility, and excavation work
  • Backyard construction and property maintenance
  • Travel between a driveway and remote work zone

Plan turns before the machine enters

Turning creates different forces than straight travel. Use broader coverage where the operator must change direction, avoid sharp stationary turns when conditions allow, and add mats for staging and attachment changes.

3×8 OR 4×8?

4×8 for primary lanes and turns

The larger surface provides more coverage for main travel lanes, corners, and working zones.

3×8 for gates and restricted routes

The narrower mat fits many side yards and tight access points. It is not promoted as the better turning mat.

Compare both sizes and pricing →

SKID STEER MAT QUESTIONS

Will these mats prevent every rut?

No product can guarantee zero surface disturbance. Ground conditions, moisture, machine weight, tracks or tires, operator movement, slopes, and mat layout all affect performance.

How many mats should I order?

Measure the complete route and divide the length by eight. Multiply by the number of mats across, then add mats for turns and work zones. Use our quantity calculator for a starting estimate.

OUTFIT YOUR EQUIPMENT ROUTE.

Send your preferred size, quantity, and ZIP code for current availability and delivered pricing.