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Completed 200 metre temporary event roadway formed from TM50 mats across grass
Completed event-access case study
Installation and uplift recorded

200m Event Roadway. From installation to uplift.

A UK outdoor event needed a clearly managed temporary vehicle route across grass. TrackMatz supplied, installed and uplifted 167 connected TM50 mats to create a 200m × 2.4m roadway.

200mTemporary roadway
2.4mInstalled width
167TM50 mats returned and counted
334Joiners returned and counted
The requirement

A defined vehicle route across an open grass site.

The project required a clearly marked route for controlled event traffic across the field. The 200m alignment connected the working areas while keeping vehicles on one planned running surface.

TM50 mats were joined into a continuous 2.4m-wide route. A temporary 5 mph sign made the operating limit visible at the approach.

Recorded sequence

Installed, used and uplifted.

The route from completion to uplift, photographed on site.

The product

TM50 for a controlled event vehicle route.

TM50 mats were joined into a continuous 2.4m-wide route across the grass, with a temporary 5 mph limit at the approach.

167TM50 mats returned and counted, with all 334 joiners
Recorded outcome

The complete route was recovered and accounted for.

After the event, TrackMatz uplifted the full 200m temporary roadway. All 167 TM50 mats and 334 joiners were returned and accounted for.

Photographs taken immediately after uplift show a broadly level route with no deep rutting visible across the photographed area.

Evidence boundary: the visible route marking is described as photographed, rather than presented as a wider condition guarantee.
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