Marston Mat Wall

Used steel landing mats.

Marston mat wall.

The following is just some of the items we have in stock. There is something for everyone in this unique military surplus category. Diamond safety grating surplus. Initially the us landing mat project was assigned to an army corps lab at fort belvoir virginia.

12 ga x 2 channel x 5 diamond. May 14 2020 stephen kent johnson. True details 1 48 wwii and korean war marston mat display base 48002. By lucia tonelli and kelley carter.

Marston mat had its first large test in november of 1941 for the carolina maneuvers a massive war game pitting hundreds of thousands of troops against rival military camps in rural towns. When requesting quotes or placing orders please be sure to mention that you saw our online special pricing to receive the best discounted steel price. Our material handling section includes everything from military aircraft landing mats to 600 gallon aluminum tanks. Tion in november 1941.

Wall to wall coverage that won t leave you guessing. Only fifty miles of the 1 954 mile long border were fenced by the end of the 1990s. We carry a variety of products. May 30th 2017 by administrator.

11 3 4 w x 24 l. Pallet racking forklifts rail road ties ammo cans military trucks trailers generators mre s duffle bags backpacks pouches camping. Yet at the border supported by metal studs they formed a ten foot high steel wall. Marston mat walls can still be found along large parts of the border today in every state except texas.

Marston mats were designed for lightness and portability that was achieved by piercing holes in the steel making them look like oversized cheese graters calumet industries 2014. Until the mid 2000s border fence construction remained rather marginal. No comments substance. Marco offers a wide variety of steel discounted for quick sale.

Storage trailers loading dock ramps and even military surplus forklifts are available. From basic utility to all things aesthetic flooring plays a great role in the look and feel of a space. Marston mat was extensively used during world war ii by army engineers and seabees construction battalions to build runways and other readily usable surfaces over all kinds of terrain. Us army each section of mat ran 10 feet long by 15 inches wide with integrated hooks and slots so a construction battalion of navy seabees could.