Prairie View Ramps Singlefold Ramp

1. Great for inaccessible entrances - Hide Review
   4.0/5.0
   • 5/5 Features
   • 5/5 Quality
   • 3/5 Ease of Use
   • 4/5 Meets Expectations

   Reviewer: judith p. from forest hill, md (caregiver)

   User Details: Ramp was purchased for our 47 yo daughter who is wheelchair bound. As we have aged we find we can do less lifting and pushing with her.

   Strengths: Heavy but sturdy and safe

   Weaknesses: Too heavy

   Reviewed on 07/14/2019

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   3.5/5.0
   • 4/5 Features
   • 4/5 Quality
   • 3/5 Ease of Use
   • 3/5 Meets Expectations

   Reviewer: barbara c. from grundy, va (caregiver)

   User Details: Not provided

   Strengths: Not provided

   Weaknesses: Not provided

   Reviewed on 06/23/2016

3. Very heavy for my wife but good quality - Hide Review
   4.3/5.0
   • 5/5 Features
   • 5/5 Quality
   • 3/5 Ease of Use
   • 4/5 Meets Expectations

   Reviewer: james c. from colville, wa

   User Details: My wife helps me with the ramp.

   Strengths: Will take heavy weights, electric wheelchair ect.

   Weaknesses: Heavy to move.

   Reviewed on 04/24/2016

4. Good traction. Non-slip surface - Hide Review
   4.3/5.0
   • 3/5 Features
   • 5/5 Quality
   • 5/5 Ease of Use
   • 4/5 Meets Expectations

   Reviewer: arthur k. from harpers ferry, wv

   User Details: COPD Carry ox. Bad knees and do not walk well. Use 4-wheel scooter in and out house. Side rails should be on underside so cart can make turns on and o

   Strengths: Feels secure. Good traction. Angle fine.

   Weaknesses: Side rails I agree may be for safety and strength, but should be underneath. This would not prevent a roll off anyway. Bottom end could be flared out so you could turn off easier to right or left. I must make a sharp turn when I get to bottom of ramp because of a porch railing in front of me.

   Reviewed on 08/23/2014