SUITCASE® Advantage Series Ramp

The strength in which it was made.

Non to me. The only thing I see that could be done is grinding the corners a little more on the flaps and front.

carolyn w. from yuma, az (caregiver)

78 years old and the user, my husband is the caregiver and sets the ramp where it is needed.

Great product. Easy to set up straight out of box and is extremely sturdy.

Have found none.

jeri b. from monroe, la (caregiver)

Provide access in and out of house for wheelchair bound.

Durability

N/A

donald d. from seaford, de (caregiver)

Age, physical disability

Simple to install

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phil g. from redmond, wa

Access to outside patio

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robert l. from oceanside, ca

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The two foot length is great for that one step getting into a house or along the front walk that has that single step. Very sturdy.

Maybe a bit on the heavy side but the quality was probably the cause. Excellent

joel k. from berwyn, pa (caregiver)

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Ease of use, durability (hopefully) doesn't take up excess space.

None at this time.

william h. from claremore, ok (caregiver)

64, male, left side paralized

Good

Not tested yet..but seems none

harshad s. from raleigh, nc

I dont use the Ramp on a regular basis.I keep Ramp & wheelchair in Van.We use it when needed for my wife.

easy to fold up.

seems to bounce when walked on.

charles n. from stoughton, wi

Our daughter-in-law uses it when she visits our home.

The suitcase effect is very valuable except the length is almost to long.

Make the suitcase effect so that it will be folded in length and not the way it is now.

douglas p. from fort atkinson, wi

I think the end plate could be a little longer to make it more safe in case of it slipping off the bumper when loading scooters.

very solid, stable ramp

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jeanne c. from belmont, nh (caregiver)

elderly, wheelchair bound

can carry sides individually to reduce the weight to carry. Simple to use and strong.

I haven't used it yet, however I have some concern about it slipping away from doorway without something on either end to keep it from doing so.

john patrick o. from new iberia, la

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