
Track Mats and Trackway Panels
Five systems, 30 to 150 tonnes. Compare panel sizes, load ratings and ground conditions to find the right track mats for your site.
Track mats and trackway panels do the same basic job, spreading vehicle weight over a surface that would otherwise rut, sink or fail. What separates them is how much load they carry, how large each panel is, and what the surface underneath needs to survive. This page sets out the five systems we run so you can pick the right one before you hire.
If you already know your loads and ground conditions, the comparison table below will narrow it down in a minute. If you are weighing up a crane pad against a temporary haul road, or a marquee base against a car park, the guide underneath explains which material and panel size suits which job.
PowerTrax 60 is our flagship HDPE composite trackway system, rated for 150-tonne loads including HGVs, cranes and heavy plant. These composite trackway panels use a market-leading interlocking connection to create continuous temporary roadways that handle sustained heavy traffic. Panels weigh 225kg each and cover 5.6 square metres, so choose this system for the most demanding construction access and crane pad applications where standard track mats would not cope.
PowerTrax 40 heavy-duty rubber track mats deliver high-strength ground protection across the widest range of applications. Rated to 150 tonnes with large 2.4m by 3m panels for rapid coverage, these trackway mats are the versatile workhorse for construction site access, temporary car parks and event trackway where both performance and coverage matter.
TuffTrak ground protection mats combine a 150-tonne load rating with a unique Chevron traction surface that grips in wet, muddy conditions. These composite track mats are the go-to choice for soft ground where standard trackway matting would slip, making them ideal for utility works, renewable energy sites and year-round construction access on challenging terrain.
PowerTrax 20 is the lightweight track mat for mixed-use sites, rated to 38 tonnes for delivery lorries and plant, yet pedestrian-safe for event pathways. With unique ground-securing pins that lock each panel in place, these track mats offer a cost-effective alternative to traditional bog mats for lighter vehicle access and temporary roadways on a budget.
EuroMats are multidirectional interlocking track mats rated to 30 tonnes, combining vehicle-capable ground protection with a low 12mm profile that sits unobtrusively on grass. Widely used for temporary event flooring, marquee bases, car parks and storage compounds, these panels connect in any direction for fast deployment and flexible layouts.
Compare Track Mats and Trackway Panels
The same panel size can carry very different loads depending on material and construction. This is how the range compares on the numbers that matter.
| System | Load rating | Panel size | Best ground | Typical use | Specs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PowerTrax 60 (SignaRoad) | 150 tonne | 3m × 1.88m × 60mm | All conditions | Crane pads, haul roads, HGVs | View |
| PowerTrax 40 | 150 tonne | 2.4m × 3m × 40mm | Firm to soft | Construction access, temporary car parks | View |
| TuffTrak | 150 tonne | 3m × 2.5m × 38mm | Soft, wet, boggy | Utility works, renewables, wet ground | View |
| PowerTrax 20 | 38 tonne | 3m × 1m × 20mm | Firm ground, grass | Light plant, mixed pedestrian sites | View |
| EuroMats (Trax Panels) | 30 tonne | 2.4m × 1.2m × 12mm | Grass, firm surfaces | Marquee bases, event flooring, car parks | View |
Panel weight is published for PowerTrax 60 at 225kg. Ask us for weights on the other systems if you are planning manual handling or need to check crane lift plans.
Which Trackway System Is Right for Your Project?
Load comes first. For cranes, piling rigs and fully loaded HGVs, PowerTrax 60 composite trackway carries 150 tonnes on a 3m by 1.88m panel with a market-leading interlocking connection, which is what keeps a haul route continuous under daily heavy traffic.
PowerTrax 40 and TuffTrak both sit at 150 tonnes but solve different problems. PowerTrax 40 uses rubber panels of 2.4m by 3m for fast coverage on construction access and car parks. TuffTrak uses a Chevron traction surface for gradients, mud and standing water, where grip matters more than panel size.
Below that, PowerTrax 20 covers light plant up to 38 tonnes with ground-securing pins that stop panels moving under braking, and EuroMatsat 30 tonnes sit low on grass for marquees, festivals and temporary car parks. Both are light enough for a crew to lay by hand.
Every system in the range is available for hire, delivered and collected nationwide. Hire terms, lead times and cost factors are set out on our trackway hire page, and if you want a second opinion on the right panel, call 0800 088 6224 or use our contact form.
Track Mats and Trackway Panels: Common Questions
Which track mats do I need for my load?
Start with your heaviest vehicle. Cranes, piling rigs and fully loaded HGVs need PowerTrax 60, rated to 150 tonnes. Tippers, concrete wagons and telehandlers suit PowerTrax 40 or TuffTrak, also 150 tonnes but with different panel sizes and surfaces. Up to 38 tonnes, PowerTrax 20 covers light plant and mixed pedestrian use. EuroMats at 30 tonnes are for cars, light vans and event traffic. If the load is close to a rating, call us and we will work it through with you.
What is the difference between HDPE composite and rubber track mats?
PowerTrax 60 is moulded from high-density polyethylene composite, which gives a stiff panel that spreads load across a wide area and stays dimensionally stable under sustained heavy traffic. PowerTrax 40 is rubber, which conforms slightly to uneven ground and takes impact well, making it forgiving on rough surfaces. Composite suits crane pads and permanent haul routes, rubber suits general construction access and event logistics.
What size are your trackway panels?
PowerTrax 60 panels are 3m by 1.88m by 60mm. PowerTrax 40 is 2.4m by 3m by 40mm, TuffTrak is 3m by 2.5m by 38mm, PowerTrax 20 is 3m by 1m by 20mm and EuroMats are 2.4m by 1.2m by 12mm. Larger panels cover ground faster but need mechanical handling, while smaller panels can be laid by hand.
How much does a trackway panel weigh?
PowerTrax 60 panels weigh 225kg each, which is why they are placed with lifting equipment rather than by hand. Weights for the other systems depend on the panel and are quoted on request. As a rule, anything above 100kg needs mechanical handling, and our crews can install the heavier systems as part of the hire.
Can track mats be laid on grass?
Yes. EuroMats and PowerTrax 20 are the usual choices for grass because their low profile spreads weight and protects the turf underneath, which is why they are used for marquees, festivals and car parks. On soft ground that will be driven over by heavy vehicles, TuffTrak is the better option. We can advise on ground preparation and on protecting the surface underneath for the duration of the hire.
Do you sell track mats or only hire them?
Our range is hired rather than sold as standard, which suits most projects because you do not pay for panels you will not use again. If you are planning repeat or long-term use, tell us at the quote stage and we will talk through the options, including longer-term hire rates. Delivery, installation and collection are available nationwide.

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