Ramps For Wheelchairs
Ramps are a secure and simple way to enter or exit your vehicle or home. They also allow you to avoid navigating mud and puddles that can aid users to lose traction and fall.
These ramps are permanent, semi-permanent or portable. They can be constructed from aluminum, concrete or even wood. Some types of ramps that fold down, making them easy to carry around.
Threshold Ramps
Even the tiniest physical obstacle can be dangerous and difficult for your handicapped loved one to move about an area. A doorway threshold raised above the walking surface is one of the most commonly encountered barriers. Fortunately, Med Mart offers an affordable and practical solution through our ramps for doorway thresholds.
A threshold ramp for wheelchairs is a safe and simple way to help your loved one with disabilities cross over rough surfaces by creating a slightly inclined platform that bridges the gap between various floor levels or surfaces. The ramps are available in a variety of sizes to meet your requirements, including portable versions that can be transported across the home and used when needed. Our ramps also comply with ADA guidelines and are the ideal choice for your loved one with disabilities to navigate over small steps, elevated curbs or raised landings.
At 101 Mobility, we carry a wide variety of aluminum and rubber threshold ramps that are made to meet your needs. Our rubber ramps are made of a weather-resistant and ultra-durable rubber that is light and strong ramps made of aluminum are ideal for indoor or outdoor use and can be adjusted to a level of your choice.
Our ramps made of rubber and aluminum are ideal for single steps that can reach nine inches high, and each can be trimmed down to the desired length to accommodate any particular situation. Furthermore, our aluminum and rubber ramps can support up to 800 pounds, which means they can handle even largest and most heavy types of mobility scooters and wheelchairs.
To determine the length of a ramp that you'll require to use, measure the distance between the walkway and the edge of the threshold. Subtract the measurement from ADA guidelines to determine the minimum length you will need. If your threshold is 2 inches high, you will need a ramp that is 12 inches long to comply with ADA guidelines.
Portable Ramps
Wheelchair ramps provide wheelchair users with numerous benefits for mobility, including helping them to access their vehicles, homes, and public spaces. These ramps can assist wheelchair users to overcome obstacles such as steps, curbs and other obstacles. Some ramps may include safety features, such as side rails and non-slip surfaces to lower the risk of an accident. Many wheelchair ramps can be easily moved from one place to another. This makes them an ideal choice for those who frequently travel or need ramps in several places.
Portable ramps for wheelchairs are available in a variety of styles sizes, designs and sizes to suit the individual's mobility requirements and surroundings. They can be as small as tri-fold ramps that fit inside a car trunk to 8-foot single fold ramps strong enough for everyday outdoor use. Some are designed to be rolled into storage and be moved back to use at the press of the button. Some are made of lightweight aluminum with high-traction surfaces, which reduce the risk of slipping in any weather.
You can find portable ramps for wheel chairs at numerous retail stores both offline and online. Accessibility equipment stores, medical supply stores and home improvement centers are among the stores that sell ramps that are portable for wheelchairs. Many of these stores specialize in supplying products that are compatible with specific disability types, and experienced staff can assist customers decide which ramps are suitable for their requirements.
The most portable ramps are light durable, long-lasting, and easy to transport. Look for models that can be divided into two pieces (by cutting off a pin from the hinge at the center) to make them lighter and easier to transport and store. They should come with comfortable handles that allow for easy moving the ramp around and also ensure that it is set safely over obstacles or steps.
Permanent Ramps
A permanent ramp is best if you need to use your wheelchair for a long time or if the needs of your mobility change frequently. Residential ramps are available in many sizes and styles. They vary from threshold ramps to be used at doors, to ramps that can be used on stairs. There are also ramps that are removable and modular ramps, which can be adapted to your home's design.
The material you choose for your ramp also impacts its durability as well as how it performs in various weather conditions. For example, galvanized ramps are more durable than wood and aren't vulnerable to rot or insect damage. Aluminum ramps are light, corrosion resistant, and reduce the chance of slips. Others are equipped with anti-slip decking that can reduce the chance of slips during snow or rain.
When selecting a permanent ramp take into consideration the location and length of the ramp you will need. Thresholds are ideal for doorways. Folding ramps work well for stairs. Solid ramps are ideal for stairs.
Take into consideration the size of your chair as well as the way you intend to use it. If you are using motorized chairs you'll need a larger weight capacity than the person who uses manual chairs. In addition, if you require crossing the ramp with your arms, you might require more space than a person who uses only their feet.
It is recommended that you purchase your ramp from a business that has an established track history and a team of experienced experts. A dealer can help you choose the appropriate ramp and provide assistance with installation, which is typically quick and simple. A ramp purchased from a reputable dealer can also give you access to greater warranty coverage and assistance. Lifeway Mobility has a national dealer network, so we can connect you to a local expert who can offer the highest-quality ramp that meets your requirements. Contact your local dealer to start.
Rubber Ramps
Rubber ramps for wheelchairs are a reasonable alternative that offers a secure method of getting over an unimportant step or threshold. Their non-slip surface helps prevent slips and falls even in wet conditions. Rubber is more durable than steel which means it is able to endure extreme weather conditions and continuous use. Rubber also provides shock absorption to minimize the risk of injury and damage if a fall occurs.
These modular ramps can easily be cut to alter their height and width to get an ideal fit. They can be used outdoors or indoors and can meet ADA slope requirements. They are suitable for electric and manual wheelchairs as well as scooters, stairlifts and walkers. The EZ Access rubber ramp is the ideal solution to help you navigate the small steps as well as raised landings and doorways. It comes with two" rise and a beveled surface to ensure safety and easy access for your wheelchair or scooter. The ramp is constructed of recycled rubber and is able to be cut to fit the height of your door sill or threshold.
The RT ramp is a great alternative. It can be trimmed according to your needs to make it a perfect size. It is available in a variety of heights and is easy to clean using a damp mop. It is a great choice for those who suffer from chronic pain or have difficulty with strength and balance. It is a great option for institutions that need to make their entrances accessible more comfortable.
National Ramp offers cost-effective solutions that are tailored to your budget, home, and lifestyle. These tiny threshold ramps enable you to navigate your home with ease and empower you to live your life according to your own personal preferences. These basic ramps will pay for themselves over many years. They can be used by themselves or in conjunction with larger ramps so that you can remain independent at home for as long as is possible. rubber threshold wheelchair ramp can even make use of them to improve the accessibility of your commercial or commercial property. Your employees and customers will be able to move around more easily and comfortably if you have smooth transitions between thresholds and curbs.