Single Fold Portable Ramp w/ Travel Bag
- Perforated slots keep water from collecting on ramp
- Designed to transition wheelchair or scooter from one surface to another
- Comes with carry bag
Multifold Reach Ramp Van Ramp
- Friction tape on ramp for maximum traction
- Available with either 700 or 800 lb capacity
- Folds into a quarter of its size for compact storage
Rear Door Van Ramp
- Mounts to Floor of Van Inside Doorway
- Easily Operated by One Person
- Durable Welded Construction
PATHWAY® HD Code Compliant Modular Access System
- All ramps are 48” wide with 4" curbs and feature smooth, continuous handrails. Top rail with picketed inserts creates a system with guards
- All walking surfaces feature Gecko Grip, our patent pending, raised-rib tread featuring a 2-tier, 3-point gripping surface
- Ramps and platforms have independently adjustable legs to accommodate uneven ground conditions for simple, on-site leveling
TRAVERSE™ Singlefold Ramp
- Constructed from lightweight aluminum and welded for maximum strength and durability
- Durable handle offers convenient carrying with a comfortable grip. The flexible design won't break or impair the ramp's function
- Extruded, slip-resistant surface for superior traction
Manual Bi-Fold System
- No hydraulics to fail meaning you can feel secure
- Innovative engineering – supports an amazing 1,000 lbs.
- 4-6 hour install time – much less expensive than alternatives
Ramps are an essential tool in making buildings accessible to people who use aids such as wheelchairs, scooters, and walkers. Mobility ramps can help to transform stairs, doorways, and building entrances so that they can be navigated by people who are elderly, injured, or handicapped.
Ramps are available in a wide variety of designs. Some mobility ramps are intended for permanent installation, while others are created for temporary use. There are many ramps which are designed to be portable, so that a person can bring their ramp with them to overcome accessibility issues as they travel or do errands.
More significant access ramp systems are ideal for homes and businesses. When a building isn't accessible because of stairs, ramps can be installed as an alternative way to access the building. If you are dealing with a large set of stairs or a steep incline, then a system of ramps paired with landings may be necessary in order to make a safe and accessible entrance.
Homeowners may choose to purchase ramps if they or a loved one cannot navigate stairs. In addition to being suitable for business use, the ramps on these pages are also ideal for home use. From a basic threshold ramp to a full access ramp with handrails, there is sure to be a ramp available to suit your specific needs.
When choosing a ramp, you will need to make decisions about what style, construction materials, size, and budget are right for your needs. If outfitting a business to be wheelchair accessible, ramps can make an affordable option which is easy to install. If you or a loved one depend on a wheelchair, then there are a variety of ramps which can make both your home and areas you travel to accessible.