S6 · Temporary roads and surfaces · Reusable · top-covered mats

Temporary roads and surfaces that go down in a day and lift for the next site

Top-covered GridMats mats, 1000 × 500 × 50 mm and about 6.5 kg each, lock together into a closed, flat surface laid straight on levelled ground, over a geotextile where the ground is soft. No infill, no curing and no concrete: the crew lays them, the traffic uses them, and they are lifted and reused on the next site. Two grades: TC Heavy Duty, in black, yellow or red, for site roads, crane access and laydown; TC Light Weight, in black, for events, footfall and light vehicles.

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Top-covered GridMats mats locked together into a closed, reusable surface

Installed cost, indicative*₹181–204 / sq ft(₹1,950–2,200 / m²) for the mats, reused site after site
Opens to trafficSame daylifted and reused after the job
Laying rate1 dayto lay or to lift
Product, for procurementTC matsHeavy Duty or Light Weight
1 dayto lay or to lift
0concrete, infill or curing
6.5 kgper 1000 × 500 mm mat
Reusablesite after site

Why it wins

  • Laid and lifted in a day. No excavation, no base course and no concrete pad to break out afterwards.
  • Reusable. The same mats move from job to job, so their cost is spread over many deployments.
  • The ground is handed back clean. The mat spreads the wheel load, so soft ground and lawns are not rutted and nothing is left behind.
  • Priced like a product, not a project. Buy the mats once, in colours that mark lanes, pads and walkways.

Where it fits

Construction and EPC site access · crane pads and hardstands on wind and solar sites · laydown and storage areas · event grounds and temporary parking · utility, pipeline and emergency access.

Method

Level and compact the ground, lay a geotextile where it is soft, then lock the mats edge to edge, working out from the access point. Mark lanes and pads with the mat colours. When the job ends, lift the mats in reverse order, clean them and stack them for the next site.

Choose S6 when

  • Temporary access, crane pads, laydown and events
  • The surface must be lifted and reused on the next site
  • No permanent construction is allowed

Not ideal when

  • A permanent road or yard: choose S1 or S2
  • Soft ground that has not been levelled and compacted

What we need from you

  • Area: length × width, or m²
  • Location: city or a map pin
  • Heaviest vehicle and vehicles a day
  • Soil CBR if you have it, or the soil type
  • The finish you want
  • A site photo or layout drawing

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Datasheet

Installed rangeApplication timeTest dataProductProduct price, for procurementReference
Ground levelling only; no base, infill or concrete; mats reusedLaid and lifted in a day; no curingCrane-pad trial at a GE wind siteTC Heavy Duty and TC Light Weight · 1000 × 500 × 50 mm · about 6.5 kg per mat · interlocking, top-covered₹181–204 / sq ft (₹1,950–2,200 / m²) by order size, ex-works · ex-GST · ex-freightGE wind site: crane pad and access

*Installed cost varies with local material availability, labour, transport, base design and site conditions; every site is priced from its own design. Product prices exclude GST (18%) and logistics.

On site

Laying and lifting at a glance

Ground preparation, the geotextile rule for soft ground, the laying and locking sequence, and lifting, cleaning and stacking for the next site, on one page. The full laying and lifting guide comes with your order.

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Test data

Crane-pad trial at a GE wind site. Send us the heaviest load and the ground conditions and we confirm the grade and the mat layout before you order.

Ground and water

Mats sit on levelled, compacted ground, over a geotextile where it is soft. Rain runs off the closed surface, so grade the ground to fall and keep it drained.

What would your road or yard cost on GridMats?

An indicative estimate in about a minute, free. Our engineers follow with the design and the bill of quantities against your conventional section; the method statement your contractor will follow comes with your order.

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