Pride Solid Aluminum Ramp

They are perfect

They have no weaknesses as I can see and thanks again

carl h. from memphis, tn

I need these ramps to get into my house and as far as I can see they were the ramps I needed. They installed so easy thanks

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Product came in slightly damaged - corner is bent.

stewart s. from burtonsville, md (caregiver)

98 year old woman who just broke her ankle.

well built easy to use

none yet

kenneth m. from lansing, nc (caregiver)

can't stand or walk for long amounts

Durability and portability

A bit heavy but that is needed for durability.

dorothy r. from robson, wv

Works great. I have MS and a new scooter, but couldn't get my new scooter in the house w/o the ramp.

easy to use, simple to install

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richard h. from cross junction, va

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Portable. Easy to lift and move as necessary. Side guards prevent wheelchair from rolling off ramp.

None.

david p. from skokie, il (caregiver)

57 year old with MS

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needs to be about 2-3 inchhes wider

william w. from dickson, tn

To get myself and chair outside in sun.

light weight, non slip surface

I will have to trim the side edges back 8 inches about 1 inch deep so the screen door will close. So I have not done final install yet.

norman v. from garden grove, ca (caregiver)

70 year old woman, fairly weak, non motorized chair.

Quality of product very good. Although we did not drill holes in concrete to completely install product; however, rubber strip at top of ramp prevents ramp from shifting.

None

karen m. from safety harbor, fl (caregiver)

end user is 88 years old, uses walker

Good quality, easy to handle, light weight especially for care giver who is older

None, would recommend to anyone

elizabeth b. from farmington, ct (caregiver)

84 years old, barely able to walk,with the beginning of dementia

This product was fairly easy to instal and is very durable.

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charles p. from morrisville, nc (caregiver)

67 year old woman with an above the knee amputation. She utilizes a electric wheelchair.

simple,straight forward design and substantial metal designed to hold the weight of wheel chair and person.

the security pins for a firm connection to the high side need holes drilled into the surface. In this case it is tile over concrete. Not a good idea to drill. Need an alternate method.

barbara p. from georgetown, tx

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