TRANSITIONS® Modular Entry Ramp

safety - width of entry Ease of use - lightweight Weight limit - 600 lbs

The only weakness of this product was a minor quality problem which did not prevent our use. The 'D' extension alignment screw hole was drilled about 1/8" off & the extension was not flush at both ends. This did not appear to be consistant with the overall quality of the rest of the product, which was excellent.

robert m. from victoria, mn (caregiver)

age 44, MS Immobile/legally blind using power chair

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cost

paul h. from san antonio, tx

65 year old male in power chair

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keith h. from apache junction, az

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the integrity of the materials and the design and engineering

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roger n. from glen carbon, il

age 69, amputee, use a power chair or a wheelchair to surmount the threshold of the front door

the product itself

none

ila h. from bulverde, tx

disabled, in wheelchair

quality and use

does not handle with ease for me to put on and take away from entry way

dorothy p. from anna maria, fl

like the product. serves the purpose

its very strong

nees to reach out a little more, not so steep

barbara r. from conroe, tx

i am 77 yrs old and i use it to get into the garage. cant walk right now due to osteo arthritis in knees

I felt that the product itself was of good quality and workmanship.

I expected it to be a 5 inch platform of one piece, not something which had to be put together like a puzzle.

elisa j. from mira loma, ca

i have very limited mobility of my right knee which made it very difficult for me to use this product. I had to return it.

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peter p. from manchester, nj (caregiver)

72 year old Stroke victim wheelchair bound

A little on the weak side

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elaine t. from rosamond, ca (caregiver)

My father was in a wheelchair (motorized) It was used for him to get in and out of the house.

able to easily carry it in van. We use it at doorways, bumps at the end of ramps, lips into shower stalls.

a non-skid strip under the edge would be an improvement

carol h. from new ulm, mn

49 yr old quadraplegic confined to motorized wheelchair

light weigh and ease to use

needs a little longer screws

edwin s. from kingsville, mo

I am 72yrs old with COPD and weak legs. The ramp lets me get in and out of my house.