Rubber Threshold Ramp

Ease of use

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bonnie h. from lakewood, co

I bought the 1st segment of the threshold. It stays in place and is exactly what I needed

Sturdy, safe, and durable.

Have not found any weakness.

virginia m. from nuevo, ca (caregiver)

Disabled Parkinsons uses the ramp to enter and exit the house with wheelchair. The ramp is wonderful. Worth the price. Definitely recommend.

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david w. from trenton, mi

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Durability, smoothness of surface

Difficulty of installation

mary w. from houston, tx

I am totally dependent on my Permobil power chair

Quality workmanship

Various useful situations

joe w. from gulf breeze, fl

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Sturdy and easy to assemble

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william b. from california city, ca

entery ramp garage to hallway.

Great quality and craftsmanship, easy to assemble. Just what we needed! We ordered less expensive version previously & it was not quite right for us, so we spent the extra $ on these & are very pleased

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shane s. from port orange, fl (caregiver)

Using power wheelchair around the home.

it is solid and I believe it will last.

Weight

steve c h. from winder, ga

I am the user, I an 91 years old and walk with a cane as I have artheritis in my feet and ankles

Buts up to the threshold nicely. The gradual slope is just right.

A little too long.

jeff d. from signal mountain, tn (caregiver)

Can walk some but rides a scooter .

This is the only threshold ramp I have seen that makes the correct height easy.

It would be beneficial to have an adaptive piece that would lay over the door threshold to protect the rubber dam from high traffic...

kendra o. from norman, ok (caregiver)

I purchased 2 threshold ramps to modify my home for my mother. She is in a small power wheelchair.

tapered on 3 sides

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gary & jeanette k. from south windham, ct

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Very easy to install. Just place and use. Allows access to deck area that was difficult and unsteady.

We only used two of the 1" on each side of the sliding door track, so unable to assess any real weaknesses.

nancy m. from canfield, oh (caregiver)

The end user is a right leg amputee. Resides in a wheelchair almost continually. Unable to wear a prosthetic.