Access Trax Mats

Access Trax Mats are a portable, lightweight, foldable mat system designed to create stable, accessible pathways over uneven terrain such as sand, gravel, dirt, grass, mulch, and snow. They provide greater independence and ease of movement for people using wheelchairs, power chairs, walkers, strollers, and other mobility devices, whether at the beach, park, campsite, or outdoor event.

Where Access Trax Mats Create a Temporary Accessible Pathway

Access Trax Mats provide a portable, modular way to bridge sections of uneven terrain that can interrupt access for wheelchairs, power chairs, walkers, strollers, and other mobility devices. Panels can be joined into straight paths, turns, or platforms, then folded for transport or storage when the temporary route is no longer needed.

Key Benefits

• Portable & Lightweight: Each 36″ × 36″ × ⅛″ (91 × 91 × 0.32 cm) mat weighs just 5.2 lb (2.35 kg), making it easy for one person to carry and set up.

• Compact & Foldable: Mats hinge together and accordion fold flat for compact storage—10 mats stack under 3″ high—and can be checked as luggage.

• Highly Durable: Made of UV-stable, recyclable HDPE plastic with perforations for traction and easy cleaning, built to withstand sun, weather, and heavy equipment.

• Modular & Customizable: Panels connect on all four sides with removable orange Velcro hinges, allowing straight paths, turns, or platforms in various configurations.

• Universal Access: Enables people using wheelchairs, power chairs, walkers, strollers, and other devices to navigate challenging terrain.

Ideal For

• Family outings to the beach, yard, or campsite

• Adaptive athletes and inclusive events

• Temporary or non-permanent home or venue modifications for accessibility

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 36″ × 36″ × ⅛″ per panel

• Weight: 5.2 lb per panel

• Material: UV-stable, recyclable high-density polyethylene (HDPE)

• Hinges: Each panel includes three removable orange Velcro hinges

How to Set Up and Use Access Trax Mats

1. Connect panels on-site using the Velcro hinges.

2. Fold mats accordion-style for easy transport and storage.

3. Use stakes for longer-term setups, if desired.

4. Transport easily—fits in a trunk or can be checked with luggage.

Access Trax vs. Access Mats

Access mats are the broader category of pathway products used to improve access across surfaces that can be difficult for mobility devices. Access Trax is the specific modular access-mat system sold by GRIT.

Each Access Trax panel measures 36″ × 36″ × ⅛″ and weighs 5.2 lb. Panels connect on all four sides using removable Velcro hinges, allowing them to form straight pathways, turns, or platform-style configurations. Connected panels can also fold accordion-style for easier transport and storage.

This makes Access Trax particularly suited to situations where a portable or temporary pathway is needed rather than a permanently installed route.

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Why You’ll Love Access Trax Mats

• Provides freedom and independence to access beaches, parks, and outdoor spaces

• Compatible with all mobility devices

• Quick, simple setup that one person can handle

• Trusted by families, adaptive sports programs, nonprofits, and event organizers

Access Trax Mats: Common Questions

1. What surfaces can Access Trax Mats be used on?
   Access Trax Mats are designed to create accessible pathways over uneven surfaces including sand, gravel, dirt, grass, mulch, and snow.
2. Are Access Trax Mats portable?
   Yes. Each 36″ × 36″ panel weighs 5.2 lb. Connected panels can fold accordion-style for transport and storage, and the current product design allows the mats to fit in a vehicle or travel as checked luggage.
3. How do Access Trax panels connect?
   Each panel includes three removable Velcro hinges. Panels can connect on all four sides so the pathway can be configured as a straight route, turn, or platform.
4. Can Access Trax be used with walkers and power wheelchairs?
   Access Trax is designed to support access for people using wheelchairs, power chairs, walkers, strollers, and other mobility devices across supported surfaces.
5. Can Access Trax be used at beaches or campsites?
   Yes. Beaches, parks, campsites, yards, and outdoor events are among the use cases currently identified for Access Trax. Surface conditions vary, so the route and setup should be evaluated for the specific location.
6. Can Access Trax be used for temporary pathways?
   Yes. Access Trax is designed for portable and temporary or non-permanent accessibility routes. Its modular panels can be connected, reconfigured, folded, transported, and stored as needed.