Singlefold Ramp

Heavy but sturdy and safe

Too heavy

judith p. from forest hill, md (caregiver)

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.

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barbara c. from grundy, va (caregiver)

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Will take heavy weights, electric wheelchair ect.

Heavy to move.

james c. from colville, wa

My wife helps me with the ramp.

Feels secure. Good traction. Angle fine.

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.

arthur k. from harpers ferry, wv

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