A practical way to stop erosion in it’s tracks once-and-for-all!

Australian Concrete Mats (ACM) are an Australian company who make flexible and permeable concrete mats. Their mats are an effective, efficient and safe way to solve erosion and stabilisation issues on roads, driveways, low water crossings, causeways and drains.

Concrete Mats offer permanent and permable hard armour protection to prevent driveway washout and roads surface degradation, soil loss and erosion from wind, rain and water.

Mats are easy and quick to install and are flexible so they can be used on slopes, curves and uneven terrain.

Heavy Rain – No Problem!

No Dust – No Mud – Watch it Work!

Drive on Surface – Drains Instantly – Maintenance Free

Hard Armoured and Flexible Solution

Gravel and Grass Stabilised Pavement

SAFE AND STABLE PROTECTION

The mats provide a hard, stable surface for vehicles and machinery, wildlife, and human traffic areas. Safe for roads, tracks and low creek crossings.

The mats are engineered to slow and filter the sediment and water helping to protect and stabilise slopes and drainage channels.

Being permeable, concrete mats are also good on dams, ponds and catchment areas. Preventing scouring on drains, spillways and overflow channels.

The space between the mats enables grass to grow through the mat. Vegetation growth will anchor the mat as well as slow, filter and capture the runoff. It protects the soils from washing away and prevents deep rills and gullies advancing.

Concrete Mats can reduce costs and expenses in unsafe and slippery conditions.

COST SAVINGS WITH QUICK RESULTS

The mats prevent and minimise these issues on roads and crossings;

• Grass or muddy tracks becoming slippery and boggy
• Dirt and gravel roads and driveways being washing out
• Sloped or gradients causing washouts
• Roadside drains being filled and blocked with excess debris
• Unsafe access to soft edges of dams and drains, preventing regular mowing and clearing
• Drains not able to be mowed without getting bogged or cut deeper trenches into the drains
• Dam spillways and overflows
• Valuable topsoils and roadbase washing away
• Blockage to natural flow of creeks and crossings during high flow times