Show me how to use a long-lasting mat that’s strong enough for the job but doesn’t cost me extra freight.
Show me how I can have a mat fleet that lasts under the toughest heavy lift conditions as well as light duty solar.
All World Forest Group timber mats are carbon neutral. After we reduce our production and distribution emissions as much as possible, we offset any remaining emissions with high quality carbon credits.
Eucalyptus mats offer greater strength than USA hardwood mats at a competitive price. You may not need A Better Timber Mat but if you do, these Eucalyptus mat are stronger, more uniform and safer than a mixed hardwood mat.
All World Forest Group Eucalyptus mats come with a 10-point Manufacturing Guarantee to ensure you receive a quality product every time. See your guarantee here.
Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is a useful tool to evaluate the cost of owning a mat. You get lowest TCO with Eucalyptus timber mats. TCO is especially important with thinner mats because freight savings may seem to be large, but you may not get the longevity you expect. See TCO videos here. The three
Is a thinner mat the mat of the future? The infrastructure business has pivoted towards T-line and smaller pipelines. A thinner mat could be the solution.
Low impact, cost effective timber mats that meet decarbonization goals through superior strength, standardization, safety, sustainability, and carbon offsets HOUSTON, Oct. 12, 2021 – World Forest Group (WFG) announced that as of August 1, 2021 all of its environmentally friendly, completely renewable Eucalyptus timber, crane, and access mats are now carbon neutral. Used to protect
The question is: “What’s the performance spec?” Most users specify size, not a performance requirement. That’s costing you money. That might have worked 30 years ago when mats were made of oak, were true to size, and had no defects. It doesn’t work now: Most mats are made of many different species, they’re thinner than
Summary We almost figured out how to destroy World Forest Group’s Eucalyptus timber mats. Start with mats that have been scraped and flipped 250 times, and dropped three times for product testing, then subject the same mats to 8000+ trips, five moves, and 565 million pounds of traffic over the course of a year. We
Introduction Some years ago, a large EPC asked us, “Can you make us a Eucalyptus timber mat that can replace our mixed hardwood and CLTs? They just don’t last longer than 6-12 months.” You might be facing the same problems and seeking alternative matting solutions which balance price, lifespan, and sustainability.* Contractors and EPCs have
