TRANSITIONS® Modular Entry Ramp

Looks and feels and performs like a top notch product.

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margie d. from pflugerville, tx

I needed this to roll into my garage without the small ridge I needed to go up to get there. Works great!

Convenient to use, sturdy, light weight

Haven't found any problems yet

carol h. from el paso, tx

User is 71 years old and has a limited walking range.

Lightweight, small size

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anthony t. from leesburg, fl (caregiver)

Female; 90, chip or split in left ankle; need wheelchair to get into home

Adjustable Heights Sturdy Design

Bare metal faces have to be padded for a hardwood floor

merrikay o. from kalamazoo, mi

A physical disability has me using a manual chair for much of my mobility. We just moved into a condo that was built to meet my accessibility needs.

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richard h. from mesa, az

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Construction is good

Too steep, needs too be around 20" to 24" for easier access

james y. from palm desert, ca (caregiver)

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Ease of installation. Good description on the website of the product.

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marti e. from ames, ia (caregiver)

Uses walker or scooter.

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dianne w. from cape coral, fl (caregiver)

82 year old with myasthenia gravis and severe back problems which cause muscle weakness in legs.

Easy to assemble and put down.

Needs to be a little longer for a 4 inch high threshold.

peggy w. from portland, tn (caregiver)

Has to use a wheelchair to get in and out of the house. It was impossible without the ramp.

Light

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avrom david s. from gambrills, md

IBM, in a powerchair

It is not permanent, but could be left in place if desired.

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jill p. from boiling springs, nc (caregiver)

We bought this so my mom who is in a scooter could get into our new house. It works great and is removable if you don't need it all the time.

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avrom david s. from gambrills, md

Male, age 75 in power chair has Inclusion Body Myositis