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Event & Access Mats

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Street Solutions UK supplies event and access mats to construction contractors, utilities teams, event organisers, groundworkers and local authorities across the UK. Ground protection mats, walkway matting and pedestrian mats are laid to carry foot traffic, plant and vehicles over grass, mud and soft ground, protecting the surface underneath and keeping routes usable in wet weather.

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How to choose event & access mats

Street Solutions UK is a trusted UK supplier of event and access matting, covering ground protection boards, walkway rolls and non slip pedestrian mats. Competitive pricing, fast UK delivery and expert product support come as standard. Whether you are matting one footpath or a full event site, our team will help you work out quantities, joints and edging. See the full matting range online, or get in touch for a trade quote.

Event & Access Mats questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between ground protection mats and walkway matting?

Ground protection mats are rigid boards laid to spread load and carry plant or vehicles across soft ground. Walkway matting is rolled out to give people on foot a clean, even surface along footpaths and event routes.

How many mats do I need?

Measure the length and width of the route, then divide by the coverage of the mat you choose. Sizes run from half mats to full boards, so send us your dimensions and our team will work the quantity out with you.

Can access mats be joined together?

Yes. Connectors, pegs and bolts in our matting accessories range link boards into a continuous run, and edge ramps are available so wheeled traffic and trolleys can get on and off the matting without catching.

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