Where Is TerraLam Used

Wind farms are often built on farmland, where protecting the soil is just as important as installing the turbines themselves. These projects require massive cranes to lift and position heavy tower sections, blades, and nacelles, all of which demand a stable surface to prevent shifting or sinking. Without proper ground support, the weight of this equipment can cause soil compaction and lasting damage to the land. TerraLam mats provide a reliable foundation that evenly distributes weight, allowing work to be completed safely and efficiently while preserving the farmland beneath.

Infrastructure projects like bridge construction, highway expansions, and utility work often require access to areas where existing roads and traffic flow could be disrupted as a result of construction. TerraLam mats create stable temporary work platforms and access roads alongside infrastructure – on adjacent fields or other open areas – allowing crews to complete projects efficiently without damaging roads or causing major traffic delays. These engineered mats provide a reliable foundation for heavy-duty equipment like piling rigs, cranes, and material haulers, ensuring safe and efficient operations even in challenging ground conditions.

In the aftermath of hurricanes, floods, wildfires, and other natural disasters, existing infrastructure is often damaged or completely unusable. Emergency response teams need reliable access not only to move equipment and personnel but also to establish temporary staging areas for relief operations. TerraLam mats enable rapid deployment of stable, elevated work zones in open fields or devastated areas, allowing crews to set up command centers, equipment storage, and aid distribution points without relying on compromised roads or infrastructure.