TRANSITIONS® Modular Entry Ramp

Short enough for our needs

None

norma j p. from muskegon, mi (caregiver)

Husband, age 85, has Parkinson's and has a scooter. We have a screened in back porch, but it had a drop down to the porch. I needed a short ramp

Easy to assemble, able to move to other locations if needed, is sturdy

Wish it had slip resistance strips across the ramp. We did not secure it to the ground, we did not want to put in holes in the porch. Because it is not secured down, it does move forward and am constantly moving it back closer to the doorway.

karen u. from westland, mi (caregiver)

Bought this for my 90 year old father. With this product, he feels it is easier for him to walk outside instead of stepping down.

Good quality of material and good and simple assembly and installation.

Too narrow and too short.

milton n. from gulfport, ms (caregiver)

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Easy to use

A little too short

judy r. from murfreesboro, tn

MS

Srength is fine, I just find it difficult bringing chair inside

Above answer

jimmie c. from siloam springs, ar (caregiver)

My husband, who has had heart bypass and a stroke, uses a electric chair

Looks like it will work fine

Don't know yet

donald l. from galax, va (caregiver)

For a wheelchair

Works well. Holds charge. Quite comfortable

Arms and back feel kind of loose and cheap.

jerry s. from roswell, nm

50, diabetic, both feet operated on

Easily transportable, engineered to be effective.

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joe h. from abilene, tx

70's post polio, confined to a chair.

Capable of supporting excessive weight.

With each additional inch of incline, the length of the ramp needs to be made longer.

james g. from fernley, nv

Male, 66 yrs. old, large tumor on leg making it difficult to walk or lift leg

Was easy to assemble and sturdy once in place.

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ronald f. from las vegas, nv

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The assembly instructions are hard to understand

barbara d. from west jordan, ut (caregiver)

58, has ALS

Easy to install and use.

Slick when wet.

christine c. from san antonio, tx

Disability. Use walker.