Folding Wheel Chair Ramp

A wheelchair ramp is the ideal solution for getting over thresholds for doors or steps. These portable ramps are lightweight and compact which makes them easy to transport and stow away when not in use.

The most suitable ramps for wheelchairs are accessible and offer an even slope to your mobility device. They also come with the safety of a handrail and an anti-slip surface.

Easy to transport

Folding ramps for wheelchairs are easy to transport and install, and are a great option if you need an interim ramp for your wheelchair. They are available in wood, steel, aluminum and different sizes. They can also be used to enable wheelchairs to climb up stairs or to enter vehicles. They are designed to be safe, comfortable, and sturdy. The smooth surface of these ramps enables the wheels to grip well and grooves on the top surface help to channel water or snow away from the feet and wheels.

These ramps are lightweight and foldable, making them easy to transport. They also have an additional foot support that helps to keep the ramp in place. They are also maintenance-free and have an aerospace aluminium closed profile to ensure maximum load capacity and minimal weight. The non-slip ramp surface assists in preventing injuries and increase safety. This type of ramp is suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

If you're using a chair or scooter this ramp is the ideal solution for your home and outings. Its Compact and Durable Non-Slip Rubber Threshold Ramp folding design and sleek design makes it easy to carry wherever you are. It has a durable construction that can withstand heavy loads and the black non-slip grit surface offers excellent traction in all conditions.

The best part is that this ramp is simple to store away when not in use. It can be folded and transported like a suitcase making it an ideal option for trips to the airport or other activities. It's the ideal travel companion and can be utilized in vehicles, trucks or even in homes.

A portable ramp has many benefits. It can be easily moved from one place to another and can be taken apart when not in use. There are a variety of options that fit your budget.

Before you begin constructing your ramp, make sure that your surroundings are free of obstacles that could hinder the ramp's use. Make sure that the ground is clear of any loose debris snow, ice or other debris. When you're ready to put in the ramp, you need to follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully.

Easy to assemble

The lightweight, portable ramp can be folded down to a quarter size to fit in vehicles or garages. It can be split into two pieces that are easy to carry using handles that can be pulled by pulling a safety release pin. It has a hook-and-loop latch to keep it folded when not used. It's easy to assemble and disassemble making it a great option for anyone who requires wheelchair ramps.

These ramps are ideal for short, low-rise steps or porches, or curbs that are too tall to climb using a scooter or walker. They have a non-slip, high-traction grit with a full-plate edge to ensure security. These ramps are compatible with both wheelchairs and mobility scooters. They are also suitable for those with balance issues. The ramps are robust and weather-proof finish made of aluminum. The ramps come with a convenient handle and a one-year warranty.

The ramps are easy to put together and are available in various sizes. Some are even portable, which means you can carry them with you when traveling. These ramps are a great option for schools, businesses, and homes that need to meet accessibility requirements. You can find several different styles of ramps with modular design to pick from, including tri-fold and single-fold models.

There are also ramps for permanent use made out of steel or concrete and can be put in a commercial or residential property. They are typically built in to the architecture of the building and can be bolted down or anchored. Professionals examine these ramps to make sure that they comply with accessibility guidelines.

Modular ramps are commonly used in lieu of the traditional elevator or stairlift and can be set up within a couple of hours. They're also less expensive than an ordinary staircase, and you can modify the length to match your home's design. You can also choose from a variety of accessories, including a stair gate, a handrail or a swivel chair. Keep your ramp clean and maintain it well to protect it from damage. Inspect it regularly for cracks or dents as well as other signs of wear and wear and.

Easy to disassemble

When not in use, these ramps can be folded up to one-quarter of their original size. They can be easy to transport by rolling them up like suitcases. They are designed to hold the most powerful power chairs and scooters with a weight capacity of up to 800lbs. They are available in different materials like aluminum, wood and steel. The type of material you choose depends on your preferences for design and the function of the wheelchair ramp. Wooden ramps are affordable and can be incorporated with most home designs while aluminum ramps are durable and are easy to put together.

Easy Disassembly

When you are ready move the ramp, fold it in length and width. This reduces its size to one-quarter of its initial dimensions. If you're in need, you can remove the center pin and break it into two smaller sections to make it easier to transportation. It is easy to transport your ramp to work, your friends' homes, or anywhere you need access. It's also a great choice for doors with high thresholds and one or two steps since it offers security and stability while avoiding hazards for trips.

The 8' EZ-ACCESS Suitcase TRIFOLD Ramp features an innovative trifold design that makes it easy to load the ramp into vehicles, over steps and onto landings. The high-traction grit improves the safety and grip, while the full plate edge prevents wheels from lifting. The ramp can be separated into two manageable sections, each with carrying handles to make it even more convenient to carry around. The ramp is available in a variety of lengths and is made in the USA to help support American manufacturing and jobs.

Modular ramps are a great semi-permanent solution for accessibility needs. They are designed to last for a long time and can be used in a wide variety of situations. They can be used to assist wheelchairs or scooters to overcome a curb or threshold, and are perfect for doorways with a rise of up to 3 inches. They are perfect for those who frequently travel or need to move around during work.

Easy to clean

It is important to maintain your wheelchair ramp clean and free from ice and snow. A regular cleaning routine can aid in avoiding costly repairs in the future. Cleaning the ramp will also help prevent accidents and ensure it is safe to use.

It is possible to clean the ramp with the help of a broom, garden hose, and a hose. Be sure to clean all the grooves and corners on the ramp. After that, wash the ramp using a pressure washer or hose to remove any dirt and debris. In cold weather, you can also use de-icing agents to keep the ramp from becoming thick ice.

You should also check your ramp on a regular basis. This will help prevent small issues from becoming major issues. Check your ramp for cracks, warped boards, warped surfaces, discoloration insects, mildew growth, and wobbly railings. It is also crucial to wash the tie-down securement points (L-Track) and make sure they are free of debris.

Aluminum ramps are prone to the process of oxidation. This is less serious than rusting but can make your ramp look less appealing. You can minimize the chance of oxidation by cleaning the ramp regularly by using soap and water (avoid alkaloid detergents).

Every six months, it is recommended to also lubricate the hinges of your ramp. You can use a silicone or Teflon based lubricant to accomplish this. This will stop them from making noises and squeaking when you fold or unfold the ramp. These lubricants are available on the internet or in many hardware stores. It is also recommended to spray the ramp's hinges with a de-icing agent before a snowstorm. This will stop ice from growing on your ramp during a snowstorm, and make it easier to use.