Rubber Threshold Ramp

This is the only threshold ramp I have seen that makes the correct height easy.

It would be beneficial to have an adaptive piece that would lay over the door threshold to protect the rubber dam from high traffic...

kendra o. from norman, ok (caregiver)

I purchased 2 threshold ramps to modify my home for my mother. She is in a small power wheelchair.

tapered on 3 sides

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gary & jeanette k. from south windham, ct

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Very easy to install. Just place and use. Allows access to deck area that was difficult and unsteady.

We only used two of the 1" on each side of the sliding door track, so unable to assess any real weaknesses.

nancy m. from canfield, oh (caregiver)

The end user is a right leg amputee. Resides in a wheelchair almost continually. Unable to wear a prosthetic.

Very good quality of material and construction.

Have not found one yet.

charles j. from castro valley, ca

73 year old Viet Nam disabled Vet.

Stays in place.

Can't think of any at this time

frank e. from bakersfield, ca

Briefly it is being used as a threshold ramp on the inside and outside of a sliding door. End use will be for a new house garage ramp to the outside.

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marilyn m. from winder, ga

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Heavy duty molded rubber, easily expandable, create a wide and sturdy platform with a gentle rise.

None that I see

rolf s. from emerald isle, nc (caregiver)

I am the caregiver for my elderly parents, one uses a walker and the other a power chair. These ramps allow them to bypass the 4” step into their home

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dennis t. from savage, md (caregiver)

The ramps help my wife in a wheelchair/scooter get out of the house both in the front and back, which goes onto a large deck.

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rebecca b. from highland, ut (caregiver)

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Solid product and easy to assemble.

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jimmie g. from houma, la

I am disabled and use a walker and a power chair at present. I had a wood ramp prior but decided to try this rubber ramp .

Durable and ease of installing.

None identified at this time.

janice l. from new brighton, mn

Rubber threshold ramp was easily installed on deck to allow smooth access for my daughter’s electric wheelchair. Sturdy and will withstand MN weather.

Feel much more safe over wooden ramps.

They have height and length limitations that may not fit your requirements.

norman f. from cocoa, fl

Am using three of these weatherproof, nonslip ramps. They are so safe for us. They do not move or pull apart, and would not be without them.