Rubber Threshold Ramp

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larry s. from redding, ca

I would rather not.

I like the way it comes in sections so you can custom order for your needs. Although I did not have to cut it to fit, I like that you can cut it if needed.

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michael h. from many, la (caregiver)

Lady broke her leg and at her age they had to let it heal without surgery. We built a ramp to get on the porch, but needed a 2 inch rise at the door.

Easy to assemble, fits great

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riccardo m. from henderson, nc (caregiver)

User is in a wheelchair, 67 years old female, a lot of leg pain

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lawrence v. from kenmore, ny

Uses electric and manual wheelchairs to cross thresholds to shower and to outside deck

Easy to operate

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patrece r. from orange, tx

92 years old

Easy to put together, works great

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patrece r. from orange, tx

92 years old in a wheelchair

Easy to use if the person has complete strength, in other words I could not install myself because it is too heavy, my disease causes weakness in lower limbs and hands.

Too heavy

frederick p. from tampa, fl

A male, 68 years old suffering from Muscular Dystrophy

Can leave it in place. No worrying about slipping.

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charles c. from brevard, nc

I'm only 74 but I have arthritis and am getting over a Bakers Cyst in my leg which was very painful. This ramp is one of three that I have purchased

Heavy and stable

Needed to be cut to fit shower stall opening, thus voiding warranty.

brent m. from orem, ut (caregiver)

The ramp was purchased to provide shower chair on wheels access over the 1 1/2" lip on the shower. The length had to be trimmed to fit the shower open

No installation necessary; just lay one on either side of door threshold. Maybe taken in during bad weather, or take with you for use at other locations. Comes in sections; not too heavy to move.

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diane s. from fallston, md (caregiver)

73 yr. old male, stroke victim with little functional use of left side. Primary means of mobility is wheelchair/powerchair.

Easy to install

Not enough anchor points. Each section should have an anchor point, not just the last.

kendra v. from jacksonville, tx

Medical office

Ease of installation, perfect fit

How long will rubber last

jerome g. from louisville, ky

66 yo. male with Pompe' (acid Maltese deficiency). Wheelchair and walker user