Wheelchair Ramp 6 Feet - 600 lb. Capacity. Portable - Folds in half and includes convenient handle. This Ramp is disigned for scooters and all wheelchair types. Use to bridge the gap over steps, curbs, and raised landings.

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Wheelchair Ramp 6 Feet - 600 lb. Capacity. Portable - Folds in half and includes convenient handle. This Ramp is disigned for scooters and all wheelchair types. Use to bridge the gap over steps, curbs, and raised landings.
Price : $325.00
Features :

Weight capacity 600 pounds
Weight 36 pounds aluminum lightweight
Made in USA
Usable size 6' x 29"
Perfect for vans

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Wheelchair Ramp - Folds in half and carries like a suitcase. Mini size 6' X 29" This Ramp is designed for scooters and all wheelchair types. Used to bridge the gap over steps, curbs, and raised landings. Weight Capacity 600 pounds Made in USA

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Threshold Ramp 1 1/2" - Made in USA - Aluminum threshold ramp for wheelchairs and scooters. 600 lb capacity. 1 1/2" high X 9 1/2" long X 34" wide designed for doorways, sliding glass doors, and raised landings.
Price : $99.99 $75.00
Features :

Heavy Duty Aircraft Aluminum
Will Not Rust
Modular Threshold Design
600 lb Capacity
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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Wheelchair Ramp 6' - Made in USA - This ramp is durable and convenient to use. The ramp sets up in seconds, is 29-inches wide, has a non-skid surface and easily folds in half to be carried like a suitcase for travel.
Price : $659.99 $325.00
Features :

Weight Capacity 800 lbs.
Made of Anodized Aluminum
6' L x 29" W x 3-1/2" Safety Side Rail
Easily Folds in Half to Carry
Weight - 2 Sections, 15 lbs. Each

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Wheel Chair Ramp - This ramp is durable and convenient to use. The ramp sets up in seconds, is 29-inches wide, has a non-skid surface and easily folds in half to be carried like a suitcase for travel. Made in USA.

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Harmar AR-408 Extended Reach Multi-Fold Wheelchair Ramp
Price : $499.00

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Extended Reach ramps offer the same convenience of Multi-Fold Ramps, but with an extended lip to help bridge the gap over large vehicle bumpers. All Harmar ramps utilize a unique non-skid metal surface with holes designed for excellent wet or dry grip. This superior surface offers improved traction; resists dirt and wear; reduces weight and allows water and other elements to drain, making Harmar ramps safer and more sure-footed for both indoor and outdoor use.

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Suitcase 4' Wheelchair Ramp
Price : $208.50

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The Single-fold ramp for scooters and all wheelchair types. Designed to bridge the gap over steps, curbs, and raised landings.

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Questions & Answers

Question : wheelchair ramp?
i want to build a wheelchair ramp at a friends house so that she can get in and out with an electric wheelchair. can anyone tell me the correct mix for the concrete

Answer:
they sell the stuff already mixed, just add water is it a big ramp or a little ramp, wood may be more appropriate if it is a long run I bet you thought you could do this easily, lol, here are ADA specifications to overwhelm you

Question : in oregon what is the minimum slope for a wheelchair ramp?
my mother-in -law is wheelchair-bound for the rest of her life... I want to build her a ramp to allow her husband and 2 sons (they live in the same house) to let her enjoy the clean air and out-of-doors. Is there a recommended slope (inches per foot) for a wheelchair ramp NOT A HANDYCAMP RAMP? She is unable to propel herself but I feel She would bebefit from the air outside...

Answer:
I built handicap ramps for FEMA after Hurricane Katrina and the federal standard then was 1 inch per foot and after each 20ft a landing was to be made for resting whether or not electric or self propelled or someone else was pushing. That standard also went for those whom needing canes or crutches to walk also. Mind you ,now these ramps where built off a deck landing right beneath the door of either a mobile home or travel trailer,so if it was 40 inches from the ground to just below the door;you were looking at 40 ft ramp with the deck landing and the 20 ft rest landing that could be a minimum of 5ftx5FT we had to take into account the width of the chair and height of the person ;in case the rest landing had to make any turns in a different direction. Say perhaps easy access to automobile. We usually used 5/8 4x8 to run the ramp stilted with 2x4 with 15 inch gaps with 2x4 hand rails and floor guide boards.

Question : what can I use on my mother's wheelchair ramp so it's not slippery when we go down it when it rains or snow.
what would be best to use on a wheelchair ramp to stop it from being so slippery when it rains or snow.

Answer:
Try adhesive backed anti-slip tape.

Question : Is there any help for the disabled elderly to build a wheelchair ramp ?
Is there any help for the disabled elderly to build a wheelchair ramp ?

Answer:
Frequently, yes. Contact the local Senior Center for information.

Question : Does anyone know what it would cost me to build a wheelchair ramp for a 35" high starting point?
Wooden I'm guessing would be cheaper but I'm not sure. Please only people who know what they are talking about. Tx

Answer:
You'll need outdoor grade plywood, 4x4's and 2x4's. Draw it out, figure out how much wood, and call your local builder supply.

Question : What is the correct rise per foot for a wheelchair ramp?
building wheelchair ramp

Answer:
The ADA recommends one foot of wheel chair ramp length per one inch of vertical rise.

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 : how do i build a wheelchair ramp?
Any know of any free online plans?

Answer:
please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please leave it to the professional and if its money you could ask a church to help pitch in

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 : 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).

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