Ramps For Wheelchairs

Ramps are a secure and convenient way to enter and exit your vehicle or home. You can also avoid puddles and mud, which can cause users of mobility aids to lose their ability to walk and fall.

These ramps can be permanent, semi-permanent, or portable. They can be constructed from concrete, aluminum or even wood. Some kinds of ramps for portable use fold making them easy to carry around.

Threshold Ramps

If your loved one who is disabled utilizes a wheelchair, scooter, or walker to move around, even the smallest physical barrier could make it unsafe and difficult for them to move around an area. A threshold that is higher than the surface of walking is one of the most frequently encountered barriers. Med Mart's line of ramps is a low-cost and practical option for thresholds.

A threshold ramp for wheelchairs is a simple and secure method to assist your disabled loved one easily traverse rough surfaces by creating a slightly inclined platform that connects different floors or surfaces. These ramps are available in a range of sizes to meet your needs, including portable options that can be relocated to different areas of the home and used when needed. Our ramps also meet ADA guidelines and are the ideal solution for your loved one who is disabled to get around small steps, raised curbs, or raised landings.

We have a range of threshold ramps made of rubber and aluminum to suit your needs. Our rubber ramps are constructed of weather-resistant, ultra-durable rubber that is both light and durable and our aluminum ramps are suitable for use indoors or out and can be adjusted to the level of your choice.

Our ramps made of rubber and aluminum are ideal for single step rises up to nine inches high and can be trimmed down to the desired length to fit any specific need. Furthermore, our aluminum and rubber ramps can support up to 800 pounds, which means they can handle even the most heavy and bulkiest models of mobility scooters and wheelchairs.

To determine the length of the ramp you require take a measurement of the distance between the walking surface and the edge of the threshold. Then subtract that measurement from ADA guidelines to determine the minimum length of ramp you'll require. For instance, if you have a threshold of two inches high your ramp will have to be 12 inches in length to meet ADA guidelines.

Portable Ramps

Wheelchair ramps provide wheelchair users with many benefits to mobility which include helping them access their vehicles, homes, and public spaces. These ramps are able to help wheelchair users to overcome obstacles such as stairs, curbs, and other obstacles. They can also include safety features like side rails or non-slip surfaces that reduce the risk of accidents. Many ramps for wheelchairs are able to be easily moved from one place to another. This makes them a great choice for people who travel often or require ramps at many places.

Portable ramps for wheelchairs are available in a range of styles, styles and capacities to suit individual mobility needs and environments. They can vary from tri-fold ramps which are compact enough to fit into the trunk of a car to single-fold ramps with 8 feet which are strong enough for outdoor use. Some are designed to roll up for storage and can be re-deployed for use with the press of a button. Some are made of lightweight aluminum with high-traction surfaces, which reduce the chance of sliding in any weather.

Anyone looking for ramps that are portable for wheelchairs can find them at a variety of various retailers both offline and online. Accessibility equipment stores medical supply stores, home improvement stores are among the stores who sell ramps that are portable for wheelchairs ramps. These stores usually specialize in products that can be used with specific disabilities. The knowledgeable staff can assist customers decide which ramps will be suitable for their needs.

The best portable ramps are lightweight durable, long-lasting, and easy to transport. Choose ramps that can be divided into two pieces (by cutting off a pin from the hinge in the middle) to make them lighter and easier to transport and store. They should also have comfortable handles for carrying to aid in moving the ramp to suit your needs and ensure it is securely placed over the steps or other obstacles.

Permanent Ramps

If you will need to use wheelchairs for long periods of time, or your mobility requirements change often, a permanent ramp is the best option. Residential ramps are available in a variety of sizes and styles. They range from threshold ramps to be used at doors, to solid ramps that can be used on stairs. There are also modular ramps that can be modified to match the style of your home and also ramps that are removable, allowing you to transport them to other places.

The material used to construct the ramp can affect its durability and performance in different weather conditions. For instance galvanized ramps are much more durable than wood and are not susceptible to rot or insect damage. Some ramps are made of aluminum, which is light and corrosion-resistant. It can also reduce the chance of slipping or falling. Some ramps feature anti-slip decking that reduces the risk of sliding in snow or rain.

When selecting a ramp that is permanent take into consideration the location and length of the ramp you will need. Thresholds are perfect for doorways. Folding ramps work well for stairs. Solid ramps work well for stairs.

Think about the size of your chair and how you plan to use it. If you are using a motorized chair you'll need a larger capacity to support your weight than someone who uses a manual chair. If you need to cross a ramp with your arms you might also require more space than someone who relies on their legs.

It is recommended that you purchase your ramp from a company that has a good track record and a team of experienced experts. A dealer will be in a position to assist you in choosing the appropriate ramp for your needs and can provide guidance on the installation process which is usually fast and simple. Buying a ramp from a certified dealer will also provide greater warranty coverage and support. Lifeway Mobility's nationwide dealer network lets us match you with the local expert who can provide the ideal ramp for your requirements. Contact your local dealer today to get started.

Rubber Ramps

Rubber wheelchair ramps offer an affordable and safe solution for getting over a threshold. The non-slip surface of the ramps can prevent falls and slips even when they are wet. Rubber is also more durable than ramps made of metal which means it is able to withstand weather extremes and repeated use. Rubber also provides some shock absorption, which helps to reduce injury and impacts in the event of a fall.

These ramps are modular and can be easily trimmed to alter their height and width for an ideal fit. They can be used indoors or out and are able to meet ADA slope requirements. They are suitable for manual and electric wheelchairs as well as scooters, stairlifts and walkers. The EZ Access rubber ramp is the ideal solution for helping you navigate the small steps as well as raised landings and doorways. It features two" rise and a beveled surface that provide safety and ease of access for your scooter or wheelchair. This ramp is made from recycled rubber, and can be cut according to the height of your threshold or door threshold ramp for wheelchairs sill.

The RT ramp is a great option. It can be cut according to your needs for a customized fitting. It comes in a variety of height options and is easy to clean with an awe-inspiring mop. It is a great option for those suffering from chronic pain or limited strength and balance. It is a great choice for facilities who need to make their accessible entrances more comfortable.

National Ramp presents cost-effective solutions that are specifically designed to fit your budget and home. These small threshold ramps allow you to navigate your home with ease and let you live your life according to your own preferences. These easy ramps will last for many years to come. They can be used as standalone solutions or in conjunction with ramps that are larger to allow you to enjoy full freedom of your home for as long as possible. You can utilize them to improve accessibility at your business or commercial property. A smooth transition between thresholds and curbs will allow your customers and employees to move around more easily and with confidence.