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Ramps For Wheelchairs

Ramps are a safe and simple way to enter or exit your vehicle or home. You can also stay clear of puddles and mud which can cause wheelchair users to lose their ability to walk and fall.

These ramps are available in three types that are permanent, semi-permanent, and portable. They can be made of aluminum, concrete or wood. Some portable ramps are foldable making it easy to transport them.

Threshold Ramps

If your loved one who is disabled uses a wheelchair, scooter, or walker for mobility, even the smallest physical barrier could make it unsafe and difficult for them to move around an area. One of the most common barriers is the threshold for doors that is elevated above the walking surface. Fortunately, Med Mart offers an affordable and practical solution with our ramps designed for doorway thresholds.

A wheelchair threshold ramp can be a simple and safe method of helping a disabled person cross rough surfaces. It is a slightly inclined platform that creates a bridge between different floors or surfaces. These ramps come in a range of sizes to suit your needs, including portable options that can be moved to different areas of your home and utilized as required. The ramps are also made to meet ADA guidelines making them the ideal option for helping your disabled loved ones get over landings that are raised, small steps or raised curbs.

We have a range of threshold ramps made of rubber and aluminum folding wheelchair ramp to suit your needs. Our rubber ramps are constructed of weather-resistant, ultra-durable rubber that is light and sturdy ramps made of aluminum are suitable for use in the indoors or outdoors and can be adjusted to a height you prefer.

Our ramps made of aluminum and rubber are ideal for single steps that rise up to nine inches high, and each can be cut to the desired length to accommodate any particular situation. Additionally our rubber and aluminum ramps can support up to 800 pounds, which means they can handle even most heavy and bulkiest models of mobility scooters and wheelchairs.

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

Portable Ramps

Wheelchair ramps provide a wide variety of benefits to mobility for wheelchair users, helping users to get into their vehicles, homes and public spaces, among others. These ramps create a gradual slope which allows wheelchair threshold ramp for sliding glass door users to get over obstacles like steps, curbs and other obstacles. Some ramps may include safety features, such as side rails or non-slip surfaces that reduce the risk of an accident. Many ramps for wheelchairs can be easily moved from one place to another. This makes them a great choice for those who frequently travel or require ramps in several locations.

Portable wheelchair ramps are available in a variety of styles sizes and designs to accommodate the user's mobility needs and environment. They can be as compact as tri-fold ramps which can fit inside the trunk of a car to 8-foot single fold ramps strong enough to be used in everyday outdoor conditions. Some are designed to be rolled into a storage container and be re-deployed for use with the press of a button. Others are made of lightweight aluminum with high-traction surfaces that reduce the chance of slips in any weather.

You can find ramps for wheelchairs with portable ramps at a variety of online and offline retailers. Accessibility equipment stores, medical supply stores and home improvement centers are among the stores that offer portable ramps for wheelchairs. Many of these stores specialize in providing products that can be used with specific disabilities, and the experienced staff can assist customers decide which collapsible ramps for wheelchairs are suitable for their needs.

The most portable ramps are light, durable, and easy to carry. Models that can be separated into two pieces by cutting off the pin from the hinge in the center will make them lighter and easier to store and transport. They should also have comfortable handles for carrying to aid in moving the ramp to suit your needs and to ensure that it is firmly positioned over steps or other obstacles.

Permanent Ramps

If you'll need to use a wheelchair for long periods of time, or your mobility needs fluctuate often an all-weather ramp is the best option. Residential ramps are available in various sizes and styles, from threshold ramps for doors to solid ramps for stairs. There are also removable ramps and ramps that are modular, which can be adapted to the design of your home.

The material used for your ramp can affect its durability as well as how it performs in different weather conditions. For instance, galvanized ramps are more durable than wood and aren't vulnerable to rot or insect damage. Aluminum ramps can be lightweight and resistant to corrosion, which can reduce the risk of slips. Some ramps feature anti-slip decking that decreases the risk of sliding in rain or snow.

When selecting a permanent ramp, consider the location you want it for and how much ramp length you'll need. Thresholds are ideal for doors. Folding ramps work well for steps. Solid ramps are great for stairs.

You should also think about the size of your wheelchair and how you will make use of it. For instance, if you use a motorized wheelchair ramp non slip surface, you will need more weight capacity than a manual chair. If you have to walk across a ramp with your arms you might also require more space than someone who relies on their legs.

It is best to buy your ramp from a manufacturer with an excellent reputation and a skilled team. A dealer will be able to help you choose the appropriate ramp for your needs, and can provide guidance on the process of installation that is usually quick and simple. A dealer who is certified will provide greater warranty coverage and customer service. Lifeway Mobility has a national dealer network, which means we can match you with an expert local to you who will provide the highest-quality ramp that meets your requirements. Contact your local dealer to start.

Rubber Ramps

Rubber telescoping wheelchair ramp ramps offer an affordable and safe solution for getting over a threshold. Their non-slip surface prevents slipping and falls even in wet conditions. Rubber is also more durable than metal ramps and can stand up to extreme weather conditions and constant use. Rubber also provides shock absorption to help minimize injuries and impacts when a fall occurs.

These ramps that are modular can easily be cut to adjust their height and width to get the perfect fit. They can be used outdoors or indoors and meet ADA slope requirements. They are suitable for electric and manual wheelchairs and scooters, stairlifts and walkers. The EZ Access rubber stair ramp is a great solution to navigate small steps, elevated landings and even doorways. It has a rise of 2 inches and a beveled top to ensure safety and comfort for your wheelchair or mobility scooter. This ramp is constructed of recycled rubber, and can be trimmed according to the height of your door threshold ramp for wheelchairs sill or threshold.

Another option is an RT ramp that can be cut to the desired length to create a custom-fit. It comes in a variety of heights and is easy-to-clean with a damp mop. It is a great option for those who suffer from chronic pain or limited strength and balance. It is a great option for institutions that need to make their entrances accessible more welcoming.

National Ramp offers cost-effective solutions designed to fit your budget, home and lifestyle. These small threshold ramps let you to navigate your home easily and empower you to live your life on your own preferences. These simple ramps will pay for themselves over many years to come. They can be used in isolation solutions or in conjunction with ramps that are larger to allow you to enjoy the full independence of your home for as long as possible. They can be used to improve accessibility at your business or commercial property. A smooth transition over thresholds and curbs will enable your customers and employees to move around more freely and confidently.