Rubber Threshold Ramp

Very durable...know it will last a long time

Wish I could have gotten one less than 1". I am going to have to shave (not sure how) down the 2 I purchased due to door rubber trimming dragging the ramp away.

kim s. from stafford springs, ct (caregiver)

27 Years Old...In Motorized Wheelchair

great price

heavy duty enough to function well with wheel chairs. I only wish it was available in a 6 and 12" longer version for front entrance door applications

terry h. from hermann, mo

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This system is a lot easier to put together than it sounds in the product information. Do not be afraid of it. You can do it.

Needs two (2) very big headed screws to keep it in place. Still looking for the right screws.

michael m. from kirksville, mo (caregiver)

Age 68. MS since 1974. Old age and MS combine to make life difficult.

Easy to assemble

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james c. from belleville, il (caregiver)

65 year old female uses power chair

durable; not too heavy; probably better for outdoors.

too long for door threshhold;power chair sometimes drags the ramp behind it; does not stay in place, which makes it dangerous.

marsha h. from dodge, tx (caregiver)

Bought this so power chair could negotiate a change in floor height.

Very easy to install.

No weaknesses.

bonnie a. from cumming, ga

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Made of recycled rubber. Extremely durable

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steve s. from damascus, or (caregiver)

58 year old male with MS, wheelchair bound

Lightweight.

Hard to cut with box cutter.

carol w. from eagle, id (caregiver)

73-year old male with neurodegenerative disorder who now requires wheelchair for transport.

ease of installation, i.e., drop in place; portability, i.e., easy to move to another door; wide, i.e., so do not have to align wheelchair wheels exactly

can only use on 2 inch and higher threshold, would be great if could have thinner, e.g., 1/2, 3/4, 1, 1 1/2 inch heights

david s. from dyer, nv

Age 64, with IBMPFD, in a power wheelchair

the only thing that could make his product better is to add a rope to the mate to make it easy to move from one place to another

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susan b. from tucson, az

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It installs to various heights very easily and it stays put without needing to be permanently attached.

I haven't found any weaknesses.

margaret k. from livonia, mi

I am a 64-year-old quadriplegic lady with MS.

The ramp is easy to install and really feels secure. There is no "shaky" feeling when you use this ramp.Also, makes going over it with out any noise or rattle.

Didn't find any weaknesses

nancy f. from magnolia, tx

I have severe back problems and am a kidney transplant patient.