TRANSITIONS® Modular Entry Ramp

Strong durable design.

It would not go together as the instructions said, so we had to modify a couple of the ramp features to secure it. Since we could not use without making changes to the ramp SpinLife returned our money and we now use the ramp every day. Thank you SpinLife!

robert b. from madison, al

Limited to a scooter for indoor and outdoor use. I am 74 with polio from childhood.

Ramps are strong but light weight; easy to handle and attach, even to concrete. Have used these ramps more than ten years, and all are still in use and in good condition.

Only real weakness was with the 4" ramp. Incline is steep enough to require slow and careful maneuvering of power chair to safely transition a 4" elevation without pitching forward. Need to lengthen the run of the ramp similar to the 5" ramp. Also recommend a rubberized piece of rug or carpet to install under entire ramp, to reduce noise and potential surface scratching when transiting ramp on hard floors. The grooves on the ramp provide sufficient grip, but I always add strips of safety tape, to provide extra grip, especially outdoors when wet. The 5" ramp works perfectly.

harvey d. from mesa, az

Active 75 year-old man with severe arthritis, uses power chair full-time, and has ramps throughout house for access and egress.

The gradual lift from flat to 2 inches makes the transition from a porch into the house doable

The top of the ramp sticks up just a little bit above the 2 inches, and catches on the bottom of my scooter, so there's always a pause and a drag.

kendel c. from andover, nh

This is used by a person with a scooter who needs to get into an older house

This easy to carry in a vehicle and to the place where it will be used.

The ramp does not stay put when the chair goes over.

christine b. from austin, tx

Female paraplegic confined to wheelchair. Use to allow entrance to buildings that are not handicap accessible.

Stability.

Needs non skid strips if used outdoors in icy climate. Difficult to use if installed permanently in doorway.

rocklyn g. from winton, mn

User of electric motorized cart needed ramp to get in and out of house.

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Once it get wet there is no traction. Wheel chair wheels slip.

ronald a. from wallingford, ct

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Looks like it would work well, but not in my doorway- screen door in way.

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virginia d. from ormond beach, fl

Age 66 disability-MS

The ramp has a 3" rise and works well on both a 3" threshold and a 4" threshold.

The ramp needs some type of handle that will permit easier movement/placement by someone in a power chair.

wes p. from chattanooga, tn

I'm a 68 yr old male with Charcot Foot and am confined to a power chair (Jazzy Elite HD)I use this ramp to access both my downstairs den and worksho

Made well. I bought the ramps to help w/c get over threshold, didn't work as hoped. Would have to alter doorway thresholds in and out.

Ramp was too long, couldn't shut door.

maryann b. from alvin, tx

My husband uses a wheelchair.

Makes it easy to get in & out.

I needed more instructions on how to install.

barbara p. from cresent city, ca (caregiver)

My husband is in a wheelchair & they make it easyer to get in & out our doors.

It is sturdy. Metal braces to the floor at each joint. It is heavy enough that it doesn't move during use.

The ramp needs to be longer to match it's incline for a 5 inch threshold.

rebecca a. from el paso, tx

It is a little bit steep for me, therefore it needs to be a longer ramp for the incline. Otherwise, this product works as expected.

Nice overall ramp.

Ability to add on sections.

james s. from martin, sd

Wheel chair bound, use in doorway.