Rubber Threshold Ramp

Rubber is better than the alternative, aluminum.

Not much, just more variation in the width so it fits door entryway without having to cut.

marcy k. from scottsdale, az (caregiver)

Both items I purchased were for the same child. They have several floor level changes within the house, made it easier to go room to room and outside

The tough yet soft rubber.

Could be less wide to fit thresholds on the 1st unit. Not everyone has an extremely wide entry area and it is popular in the west to have pop outs around the window and door frames so there is a lot of cutting to fit.

marcy k. from scottsdale, az (caregiver)

It's for a young child that is confined to a wheelchair for mobility. Makes going in and out of the house more comfortable, no jarring and shifting.

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marilyn m. from levittown, pa

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I like the fact it's such heavy rubber.

I can not find a weakness - great product.

katherine m. from shelley, id (caregiver)

My husband is 83 and needed access in and out of our front door. The ramp provides that access with ease.

Does what I want.

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jessica b. from beaver damn, ny

Husband uses it in front of our shed to get scooter and tractor out. There was a drop before.

It's ruggedness.

Didn't see one.

dawn f. from north hero, vt

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This ramp is made to last. It does not move, even with repeated use. Fairly easy to install.

I can't think of any. I'm very happy with it. Pride makes excellent products.

susan b. from clearwater, fl

Threshold ramp is used by a 65 year old woman going in and out of condo on a 3-wheel Pride Victory scooter.

I like the rubber material.

Didn't fit our doorway and had to be cut down.

lorena l. from santa rosa, ca

The ramp makes it possible to get into my kitchen using my wheelchair. Perfect.

The ramp was easy to install, it is sturdy, does not move when I wheel over it, and makes my entrance and exit from our patio smooth and easy to do.

None - but I would love to see it come in a few different widths.

denise f. from chantilly, va

I am a 62 year old female with Multiple Sclerosis. I can transfer myself from place to place, but for all intents and purposes, I am in a wheelchair.

Ease of use.

None

michael u. from miami lakes, fl

Use it at the front door, which makes it easer roll the wheelchair into the house.

Heavy duty and very durable - matches up very well with the height of the door threshold.

None that I have found so far.

kenneth m. from mahomet, il (caregiver)

My wife is wheel chair bound, these ramps make it easier for her to go in and out of doorways.

simple and strong

none

moses w. from sun city west, az

Front entrance of house had a 3 and 5 eighth inch drop so motorized chair could not enter or leave, ramp made possible both