SUITCASE® Advantage Series Ramp

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james s. from plainfield, il

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Easy to use, sturdy, a breeze to set up, and transport.

Some of the edges are a bit sharp and will damage a hardwood floor. Perhaps a rubber gasket or slip on cover on the top and bottom would remedy that problem.

eric l. from ballston spa, ny

I have MS and recently started using a wheelchair.

Hinged, has handle for ease of carrying. Easy for 70 year old caregiver to put in place quickly in a variety of settings.

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dianne d. from torreon, nm (caregiver)

73 year old Parkinson's Disease patient, unable to ambulate safely. Uses a wheel chair or scooter.

Portability. Ease of set up.

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joanne k. from jacksonville, fl (caregiver)

Wheelchair bound.

Ease of use

Storage

james c. from north las vegas, nv

My wife, recent hip replacement surgery, uses ramp to move scooter in and out of house

The ease of use.

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cecil c. from nixa, mo

To load my power chair!

I wish I would have known about these metal folding ramps before. They are easy to transport, sturdy and enduring. Love it. These metal transportable ramps are a great blessing.

There is nothing to complain about with the ramps. We built our own from plywood but they would warp. I can not for see any problem with these. They won't rust either and are non slip.

lisa c. from fort lauderdale, fl (caregiver)

63 yrs old who is almost totally disabled. Global asphasia with loss of vocabulary but understanding of conversation.

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james g. from falkner, ms (caregiver)

AKA

It supports the chair and person yet is easy for a small woman to lift and put into place.

So far I haven't found any.

jan s. from las vegas, nv (caregiver)

Stroke victim in 70's, former professor of history

Very stable and strong. Rough top surface makes for a good foot hold,.

Heavier than I thought. Your picture of lady carrying it by the handle made it look lighter than it is. I also thought it would fold up smaller than it does. Hard to find a place to store it when not in use.

patricia p. from salinas, ca (caregiver)

The ramp will be used to get down steps leading to the front door, garage door and back door.

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ray s. from the villages, fl

Physical disability

The ramp enables me to go places I coudn't go with my scooter before. It is light weight, especially with the handle, and simple to use, even with my handicap.

I have not found any weakness so far

mary c. from bohemia, ny

I have multiple sclerosis and walking was becoming very difficult for me until I got my scooter.