Threshold Ramp

Lite weight, good looking.

Needs center support brace on under side.

craig j. from san ardo, ca (caregiver)

Paraplegic spouse.

Durable.

None that I know of.

luetta w. from pinewood, sc

This ramp is used with either a rolling walker or an electric scooter.

It works for what I need it for

More size option. I did have to cut it to fit my bathroom doorway.

donna h. from warfield, va (caregiver)

My mother who in a mobile chair. I use a lift to get her to and from the bathroom. My floor is uneven and I use this for the bathroom door.

Makes life easier when a power chair has to be used, saves the threshold.

No weakness

laberta d. from grants, nm (caregiver)

Male 95 years of age. Can not walk.

perfect fit

No weaknesses

ron f. from jacksonville, al

I use the ramp at my backdoor for my scooter. It was perfect Thank you very much

The ramp stays where you put it (it does not move every time you drive over it), and stays firm while in use.

None so far.

barbara k. from sarasota, fl

75 year old disabled woman who uses an electric scooter.

Non slip surface, lightweight

It flexes too much

roger b. from barre, vt

72, paraplegic

Ease of set-up

None to speak of

john m. from venice, fl

New scooter user .. age 69..male...350 lbs...short walking distance...

It is very strong

None

charles g. from hockesin, de (caregiver)

It is used to go over the door sill in and out of the house using a scooter by a person that had a stroke, paralizing her entire side

It makes it possible to go in and out without assistance.

The attachment screws need to be longer.

donna b. from candler, nc

I have MS.

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nancy b. from garden ridge, tx

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shirlee l. from coudersport, pa (caregiver)

We placed the ramps at the end of a wooden ramp we had made for Tom's scooter. I feel we gave him back his freedom because now he can go places.