8 ft x 10 ft Bottomless Trackout Control Mat | Construction Entrance Mat (USA Made)

Keep Roads Cleaner with Every Exit

Reduce track-out and protect surrounding roadways with the Sandbaggy Heavy Duty Bottomless Trackout Mat. Built from heavy-duty American steel, this 8 ft x 10 ft track-out grate removes dirt and debris from vehicle tires before they leave the jobsite.

Designed to meet Caltrans Specification 13-7.03 and other DOT requirements, it's an efficient, reliable, and cost-effective solution for stabilized construction entrances across the United States.

Specs

• Size: 8 ft x 10 ft
• Weight: Approximately 1,500 lbs
• Material: Heavy-duty tubular steel
• Construction: Bottomless trackout grate
• Installation: Trench-mounted over aggregate
• Made in: USA
• Caltrans Specification: 13-7.03

Features

• Keeps Roads Cleaner: Removes mud and debris from vehicle tires before they leave the jobsite, helping reduce roadway track-out.
• Heavy-Duty Steel Construction: Built from American steel for long-lasting performance in demanding jobsite conditions.
• Designed for Stabilized Entrances: Ideal for construction sites, utility projects, road work, and other heavy equipment access points.
• Reliable & Cost-Effective: A durable, reusable solution that helps simplify jobsite entrance maintenance.

FAQs

What is a bottomless trackout control mat?

A bottomless trackout mat is installed over a trenched aggregate base, allowing tires to flex against the steel grate and remove mud and debris as vehicles exit the site.

How does a trackout mat remove dirt from vehicle tires?

As vehicles drive across the steel grate, the vibration and open design help knock mud, dirt, and debris from the tires before they exit the jobsite.

Can this be installed on concrete or asphalt?

No. This model is designed for trench installation and requires an aggregate base beneath the grate.

Where is this heavy duty trackout mat commonly used?

It's used at commercial construction sites, residential developments, utility projects, road construction, excavation sites, and other locations where vehicles frequently enter and exit the roadway.