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We have lots of ramps in our store if you're not sure which one is right for you then please read this article : How to choose a ramp. If you're still weighing which one is better, a ramp or wheelchair lift then you may want to read this one : Choosing between a wheelchair lift and ramp

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Suitcase Wheelchair Ramp 5 foot length
Price : $299.99 $281.95
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The EZ-AccessTM Wheelchair Suitcase Ramp is the single-fold ramp for all types of scooters and wheelchairs
Designed to bridge the gap over steps, curbs and raised landings.
The 5 foot length ramp may be used with most minivans.
Folds in half to be carried like a suitcase.
Made of aluminum and features a durable, non-skid driving surface.

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The EZ-AccessTM Wheelchair Suitcase Ramp is the single-fold ramp for all types of scooters and wheelchairs. Designed to bridge the gap over steps, curbs, and raised landings. The 5 foot length ramp may be used with most minivans. Simply unfold the hinged ramp and position for maximum safety and support. Folds in half to be carried like a suitcase. Made of aluminum and features a durable, non-skid driving surface. Free shipping for this item.

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Rubber Threshold Ramp 2.5" High - 2 pack. This scooter ramp is designed for doorways and raised landings and can be used by itself or two combined to make entry and/or exit convenient and safe. This wheelchair Ramp has a capacity of 850 pounds. See All King Of Canes Products.
Price : $449.99 $300.00
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Heavy Duty rubber
100 % recycled rubber
Modular Threshold Design
Weight capacity 850 pounds
Made in USA

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For scooters and wheelchairs. The King of Canes Threshold durable modular ramp designed for doorways, sliding glass doors, and raised landings. Threshold ramps may be used either one by itself or two combined to make entry and/or exit convenient and safe. 850 lb capacity 2.5"H X 24"W X 48"L Made in USA

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Trifold 7' Wheelchair Ramp
Price : $505.00 $391.67
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Made of Aluminum Non-Skid Surface
Great for Scooters & Wheelchairs
Folded Size 46"x16"x7"
Weighs 44lbs
Weight Capacity 700lbs

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The TRIFOLD ramp offers the length required for wheelchairs and scooters to access mini and full-size vans, step, and raised landings with ease. The unique 3-fold design provides the compact storage and portability previously available only in smaller ramps.

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Threshold Ramp 3" - Made in USA - Aluminum threshold ramp for wheelchairs and scooters. 600 lb capacity. 3" high X 17" long X 34" wide designed for doorways, sliding glass doors, and raised landings.
Price : $129.99 $99.00
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Durable modular ramp
600 lb Caacity
Aluminum Construction
Will not rust or corrode
Made in USA

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For scooters and wheelchairs. The King of Canes Threshold is a lightweight yet durable modular ramp designed for doorways, sliding glass doors, and raised landings. Threshold ramps may be used either one by itself or two combined to make entry and/or exit convenient and safe. Simply measure the height of the door entry and choose the correct size. Constructed of extruded, anodized aluminum that will not rust or corrode. Features a durable non-skid driving surface. Easy installation. Made in USA

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Questions & Answers

Question : How far from a wheelchair ramp may one park without getting a parking ticket in NY?
How far from a wheelchair ramp may one park without getting a parking ticket in NY?

Answer:
20 Feet for ramps. 15 for hydrants and 50 for train crossings.

Question : who is legally responsible to build wheelchair ramp off of sidewalk by street?
the ramp needs to cover stairs that are connected to sidewalk by road. the stairs lead to the house.

Answer:
Homeowner I believe. Contact your local housing department.

Question : What is the proper rise for a wheelchair/scooter ramp.?
My porch is 26 inches high, I weigh 170 lbs, and the scooter probably weighs less than 200 lbs

Answer:
ADA requirements are a slope of 1" rise for every 12" of run. This makes for a huge ramp, in your case 26 feet long. That mild slope will allow a person in a wheelchair to make it up the slope unassisted. That being said, you may not need that much. Electric chairs and scooters will list the maximum slope they can handle for a given weight. Since this is personal property, you may not be required to adhear to ADA requirements. I built one here in CA to get into a trailer. We were able to use a 2 in 12 slope (which cuts the length in half). If you have the room, use the lower slope, but that just can't happen all the time. There are other requirements that need to be followed as well. Guard rails are required, and landings if the ramp must turn corners in order to get the length requred. As far as materials, concrete is always the best, but it can be made from wood (attaching the guard rail/ hand rail at the bottom is tricky).

Question : Which is the best Indian SUV/MUV for a wheelchair bound person using a rear entry ramp. Kindly advise.?
My son is physically handicapped and confined to wheel chair. I want to purchase a vehicle, which has a provision to put the child along with the wheelchair, using a ramp. Rear entry is preferred to avoid traffic problems.Kindly advise.

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I think you are missing something. Most wheelchair vans are not rear entry, most are side entry. The major decision is between Full Sized Van (typically rear entry and typically with a lift) and Mini Van (typically side entry and typically ramp) Have a look at the article below and you will see this issue discussed in the section"Minivan versus Full Sized Van". If you anyway decide on Full Sized Van, the most commonly sold van is Ford E-250 as you will see discussed in the article. Good luck!

Question : Does anyone know of an organization that would help pay for a wheelchair ramp for a van?
I have a 9 year old son with cerebral palsy and he's getting too big for my car. I'm in the process of buying a used van, but I'm going to need a ramp put in and I don't have the money to do it. A few people said the Lions Club, or Rotary Club. But, I've never had to ask for money from an organization. I'm just not sure where to start.

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Another good one is the shriners,they sponser my daughter,5yo w/cerebral palsy.We haven't gotten a van yet,and I'm not sure if they will help.If you buy a new van,both Chevy and Ford have programs that will pay up to 500 and up to 1000$ of the retrofit.I looked for my favorite's links to some site's,but could not find them.Try searching handicap accessible grant.

Question : So they have a stairway to Heaven. Do they also have a wheelchair ramp, or do the Cripples get left behind?
I guess that might go along with the "Why doesn't God heal amputees?" huh?

Answer:
I became an amputee as a child and I grew up in a town house with 7 sets of stairs, and a bedroom on the top floor. I'm not getting left behind I'll be the angel rocking the otto bock knee.

Question : How can I build a simple, portable yet safe wheelchair ramp?
We have 4 stairs and I'd love to find a way for my sister who needs a wheelchair to come visit us. I don't need a permanant structure, she would come only 2 -3 times per year if we could get her up some kind of ramp.

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if you would like to build one you can go too http://www.instructables.com/id/ECJY5ZWGOMEP286QWG/ for plans or you can buy one at http://www.portable-wheelchair-ramps.com/

Question : Does anyone know who I can contact to have a wheelchair ramp built?
I live on a fixed income due to my dissability and cant afford to pay anyone or get a loan to have one built. Any sugestions would be very helpfull.

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Contact your local Boy Scout Troop. Eagle candidates need to do a service project. They are always on the look out for appropriate tasks. This is exactly the kind of thing they like to do. The only drawback is there is some lag time, because the project needs to be approved by the BSA regional people, before the work can get started. They can fund raise and will work under trained adult supervision. You can even take some satisfaction in that you're helping some hard-working kid achieve a pretty difficult goal.

Question : how do you find volunteers to build a wheelchair ramp for my wife who is disabled .?
We need a wheel chair ramp for my wife who is depended on oxygen and is a diabeticand has copd and she has gotten to the point where she cannot get in and out of our doublewide mobile home anymore ,where can I find help for her,I'm not a carpender and know nothing about how to build one safely,can't aford to pay a contracter a whole lot of money.where do people find help without being on those long waiting list.

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Check with local service clubs such as Kiwanis, Rotary, JayCees, Boy Scouts, etc. Perhaps a local church & it's members may offer to help. Good hearted people & volunteers are in every community. They just need to know who needs help. Perhaps you could get your local newspaper to put out an appeal?

Question : Wheelchair Ramp-A contractor is building a wheelchair accessibility ramp ?
(see figure) for a business. Using your knowledge of right-triangle trigonometry, help advise him how to create a ramp whose dimensions will meet the specification needed that will allow wheelchair accessibility. Talk about the procedure the contractor will need to follow to find the dimensions of the three sides and the measurements of the three angles. Consider the implications of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in your discussion and provide an example.

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Basic issue is the maximum safe ramp angle. If you know the height difference then you can find the length of ramp by the following relationship: ramp length = (height change) / sin (ramp angle) suppose the height difference is 4 ft, and safe maximum ramp angle is 10 degree (I don't know this angle is correct, you need to look this up at ADA website). Then the length of ramp is: ramp length = 4 / sin 10 = 23 ft.

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