Ramps For Wheelchairs

Ramps for wheelchairs are an easy, secure method to access and exit your house or vehicle. It is also possible to stay clear of puddles and mud which can cause users of mobility aids to lose their grip and fall.

The ramps are available in three kinds: permanent, semi-permanent and portable. They can be made from concrete, aluminum or wood. Some portable ramps can be folded, making it easy to transport them.

Threshold Ramps

When your disabled loved one is using a wheelchair, scooter or walker for mobility, even the smallest physical obstruction can make it difficult and dangerous for them to maneuver through an area. One of the most common barriers is the threshold for doors that is raised above the walking surface. Fortunately, Med Mart offers an affordable and practical solution with our line of ramps for thresholds for doors.

A wheelchair threshold ramp is a simple and secure method to assist your disabled loved one easily cross over rough surfaces by creating a slightly-inclined platform that bridges the gap between various flooring levels or surfaces. These ramps are available in a variety of sizes to meet your requirements, including portable versions that can be transported to different areas of your home and utilized as required. Our ramps are also designed to conform to ADA guidelines making them the ideal option for helping your loved ones with disabilities navigate over raised landings small steps, or even raised curbs.

At 101 Mobility, we offer an array of aluminum and rubber threshold ramps that are designed to meet your needs. Our rubber ramps are constructed of an ultra-durable and weather-resistant rubber that is both light and strong and our aluminum ramps are suitable for use indoors or out and can be adjusted to the height you prefer.

Our ramps made of aluminum and rubber can be cut to any length to suit your needs. Furthermore our rubber and aluminum ramps can support up to 800 pounds, meaning they can handle even largest and heaviest types of mobility scooters and wheelchairs.

To determine the length of a ramp that you'll require, measure the distance between the walking surface and the edge of the threshold. Then subtract that measurement from the ADA guidelines to determine the minimum length of ramp that you need. If your threshold is two inches high, then you'll require ramps that are 12 inches long in order to comply with ADA guidelines.

Portable Ramps

Wheelchair ramps offer wheelchair users many benefits to mobility which include helping them access their vehicles, homes, and public spaces. They provide a gradual slope that can enable wheelchair users to overcome barriers such as curbs, steps, and other obstacles. Some ramps might have safety features such as side rails and non-slip surfaces to lower the risk of an accident. A lot of wheelchair ramps are movable and can be easily transported from one location to another making them a great option for those who travel frequently or require ramps for multiple locations.

Portable wheelchair ramps come in a variety of designs, styles and capacities to meet the individual needs of mobility and the environment. They can be as compact as tri-fold ramps that fit into a car trunk to 8 feet single fold ramps that are sturdy enough for everyday outdoor use. Some are designed to roll into storage and be re-deployed for use with just a click of the button. Some are made of lightweight aluminum with high-traction surfaces, which reduce the chance of slippage in any weather condition.

You can find portable ramps for wheel chairs at many different offline and online retailers. These include accessibility equipment stores as well as medical supply shops and home improvement centers. These stores usually specialize in products that can be used with certain disability types. Expert staff can help customers decide which ramps will best suit their needs.

The best portable ramps are lightweight and durable. They are also easy to carry. Look for models that can be split into two pieces (by taking a pin out of the center hinge) to make them lighter and easier to carry and store. They should come with comfortable handles that allow for simple moving the ramp around and make sure it is placed securely over obstacles or steps.

Permanent Ramps

If you'll need to use a wheelchair for long periods of time, or if your mobility needs change often an all-weather ramp is the best choice. Residential ramps are available in a variety of sizes and styles, ranging from threshold ramps for doors to solid ramps for stairs. There are also ramps that can be removed and ramps that can be modularized, which can be adapted to your home's design.

The ramp's material can affect its performance and durability in different weather conditions. For example galvanized ramps are much more durable than wood and are not susceptible to rot or insect damage. Some ramps are constructed of aluminum, which is light and resistant to corrosion. They also reduce the risk of slipping or falling. Some ramps have anti-slip decking that reduces the chance of slippage in snow or rain.

When choosing a permanent ramp, consider the location you want it for and the ramp length you will require. Thresholds are ideal for doorways. Folding ramps are great for steps. Solid ramps are great for stairs.

You should also consider the size of your wheelchair and how you will make use of it. If you use a motorized chair you'll require a greater capacity for weight than someone who uses a manual chair. In addition, if you have to cross the ramp with your arms, you could need more space than someone who only uses their feet.

It is recommended to purchase your ramp from a company that has an excellent track record and a team of experienced professionals. A dealer can help you choose the appropriate ramp and provide guidance on the installation process which is usually quick and easy. A certified dealer will also provide greater warranty coverage and customer support. Lifeway Mobility has a national network of dealers, so we can connect you to an expert in your area who can offer the highest-quality ramp for your needs. Contact your local dealer to start.

Rubber Ramps

Rubber wheelchair ramps are an affordable and safe solution to cross a threshold. The non-slip surface of the ramps prevents falls and slips, even when wet. Rubber is also more durable than ramps made of steel which means it is able to endure extreme weather conditions and continuous use. Rubber also provides some shock absorption, which helps to minimize impact and injury in the event of a fall.

These modular ramps are easily adjustable in height and width to be a perfect fit. They can be used indoors or outdoors and are able to meet ADA slope requirements. They are suitable for manual and electric wheelchairs and scooters, stairlifts and walkers. The EZ Access rubber ramp is the ideal solution for helping you navigate the small steps, raised landings and doorways. It has a 2-inch rise and a beveled top to make it safer and easier for your mobility scooter or wheelchair. The ramp is made of recycled rubber and can be trimmed to match the threshold of your door or threshold.

Another alternative is an RT ramp website that can be cut to the length you want to make it a perfect fit. It comes in a variety of height options and is easy to clean with an awe-inspiring mop. It is a great choice for those suffering from chronic pain or weak balance and strength. It is a great choice for facilities who need to make their entrances accessible more welcoming.

National Ramp presents cost-effective solutions that are adapted to your home and budget. These tiny threshold ramps enable easy navigation through your home and allow you to live your life to your own terms. These basic ramps are an investment that will yield dividends for years to come. They can be used alone or together with ramps that are larger so that you can live your life at home for as long as is possible. You can also make use of them to improve the accessibility of your commercial or commercial property. Your employees and customers will be able to move around more easily and with confidence if you have smooth transitions between curbs and thresholds.