The Elevation Modular Ramps by Harmar is a versatile and customizable accessibility solution designed to provide safe and easy access for individuals with mobility challenges. Restore your independence and activity with the comfort of knowing your home is safe again. It is a portable ramp system that can be installed both indoors and outdoors, allowing for convenient access to homes, and other locations. The ramps are constructed to be easily connected and disconnected. They are made of high-quality materials like aluminum to ensure durability and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for long-term outdoor use.

Why We Like It

This elevation modular design allows for flexibility in length and configuration, making it adaptable to various spaces and requirements. It is a larger footprint because of the requirements of 1' of ramping per 1" rise. The ramps include adjustable legs, to customize the height and meet the requirements of the location. Depending on the terrain, the feet may need foundation supports, such as a paver, to level your ramp.. The modular ramps are portable and can be stored or transported and setup in different locations. Non-corrosive aluminum construction ensures your ramp will last for years to come.

What To Know When Ordering

Per ADA requirements in the U.S. a modular ramp should have at lease 12" of length for every 1" of rise. The rise refers to the distance between the bottom to the top of the stairs or ledge needing to be ramped. This measurement determines what the slope of the ramp will be.

Platforms are sometimes optional and sometimes required. An ADA-compliant ramp must have a flat landing at both the top and bottom of each run. When a ramp must change directions, either to avoid an obstacle or to make sure the ramp fits within certain space restrictions, a flat platform must be used to facilitate the turn.

When selecting a ramp with platform, we recommend a 4' x 4' platform for manual mobility equipment, and a 5' x 5' platform for powered mobility equipment. 

Platforms are sometimes optional and sometimes required. An ADA-compliant ramp must have a flat landing at both the top and bottom of each run. When a ramp must change directions, either to avoid an obstacle or to make sure the ramp fits within certain space restrictions, a flat platform must be used to facilitate the turn.

Example: If Rise is 14 inches, then you would need a 14 foot ramp length. If you have any questions, please call our ProductExperts at 1-800-850-0335.