DuraMatt Lite ground protection board for temporary access and works
The DuraMatt Lite Ground Protection Board is a 2400mm x 1100mm x 10mm mat that spreads load and protects the ground under foot traffic, plant and temporary roadways. It is moulded from 100% recycled low-density polyethylene (LDPE) and takes up to 10 tonnes depending on ground conditions. At 32kg it is a two-person lift, so it goes down and comes up without lifting equipment. One face carries a diamond-pattern non-slip surface and the other is smooth, so the same board suits hard standing or sensitive grass.
Key features
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100% recycled LDPE - moulded from fully recycled low-density polyethylene and recyclable again at end of life.
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Load to 10 tonnes - spreads point loads across the ground, depending on ground conditions.
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Two-person lift - 32kg per board, handled by two people with no lifting equipment.
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Two working faces - diamond-pattern non-slip on one side, smooth on the other for hard standing or grass.
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Links together - a connection hole in each corner takes heavy-duty cable ties or plastic connectors.
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Flexes to the ground - follows the contours of undulating terrain rather than bridging and rocking.
Where it is used
The DuraMatt Lite works across trades wherever the ground needs protecting or a temporary surface is needed:
- Temporary roadways and pedestrian walkways
- Ground work spoil boards
- Emergency and site access routes
- Heritage sites and landscaped areas
- Golf course and sports field maintenance
- Utilities and infrastructure maintenance
Specification
| Specification |
Detail |
| Length |
2400mm |
| Width |
1100mm |
| Thickness |
10mm |
| Weight |
32kg |
| Colour |
Grey |
| Load |
Up to 10 tonnes (depending on ground conditions) |
| Connection holes |
4 (one per corner) |
| Material |
100% recycled low-density polyethylene (LDPE) |
Customisation
Grey is the standard colour, with other colours and customisation available to order. Ask about trade-account pricing for framework and bulk orders. Please note: we advise against using steel-tracked vehicles on composite mats, as aggressive tracked movement can damage the boards and connectors.