Rubber Threshold Ramp

A common sense solution for converting to handicap needs

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w f w. from east bernard, tx (caregiver)

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Stays in place, easy to use.

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eric l. from ballston spa, ny

I'm a 43 year old male with MS. I can't walk and use a wheelchair.

Ease of installation, portability, does not wear very much.

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david s. from dyer, nv

Mutation called IBMPFD.

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elizabeth r. from boerne, tx

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Stays in place without fasteners -- you don't even realize it's on the floor inside the door. Even transition.

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mary y. from timonium, md (caregiver)

Wheelchair bound

Durable. Has some give for a softer landing in my chair. Easy to use. Lightweight. Going to buy another short one to put in the car to take to friend’s houses to get through their sliding door easier.

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stephen m. from carpinteria, ca

Disabled, MS.

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jay b. from ballwin, mo (caregiver)

Woman with Parkinson's Disease

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Difficulty in installation for someone with PHA.

ronald k. from richmond, tx

67 year old male with pulmonary hypertension that uses a scooter occasionally for better mobility.

It is durable and works well for what I need.

It was a little difficult to trim down for the doorway I needed it for.

william m. from trussville, al

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Portability and very well made.

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rebecca s. from little falls, mn (caregiver)

My daughter has seizures and so sometimes uses a wheelchair. The fact that it is portable means I can use the threshold when needed.

Stability and durability

Weight if you move it from location to location

craig g. from sun prairie, wi

No physical issues... just needed a ramp from my garage into my workshop.

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daniel l. from etna, nh

60 year old male in wheelchair