When you need a stable, reliable crane mat for the heaviest lifts on your jobsite, look to Sterling. With a far-reaching distribution network consisting of our manufacturing facilities and remote yards, we stand ready to meet your matting needs so your crew can get started on your next project.
Sterling’s timber crane mats are constructed with dense hardwood or solid Douglas Fir timbers. Their design features include narrow notches, exposed lifting bolts on each end, countersunk nuts, and flush-cut long bolts. They are constructed with dense hardwood or solid Douglas fir timbers.
What are Crane Mats Used For?
Crane mats are often used to provide stability for cranes during heavy lifts, especially in the renewable energy (wind) industry, where construction includes lifting the ultra-heavy components of wind turbines. They are frequently used on jobsites in the oil and gas, electric utility, and civil construction industries during the construction of pipelines, bridges, and powerlines.
Crane Mat Specs
Width: 24″ to 96″
Thickness: 12″
Length: 16′ to 40′
1-1/4″ Diameter Lifting Bolts (Both Ends)
Wax Lumber Paint on Both Ends
Available in Dense Hardwood or Douglas Fir
Crane mats have been a common choice for heavy equipment, but Sterling’s TerraLam® CLT mats offer an engineered alternative with a wide range of benefits. Learn more about our TerraLam CLT crane mats or read about the differences and advantages of TerraLam over traditional crane mats.