Ramps For Wheelchairs
Ramps are a secure and easy way to enter and exit your vehicle or home. Also, avoid mud and puddles, which can cause mobility-aid users to lose their traction and fall.
These ramps are permanent, semi-permanent or portable. They can be constructed from concrete, aluminum or even wood. Some kinds of ramps that fold down making them easy to carry around.
Threshold Ramps
If your loved one with a disability uses a wheelchair, scooter, or walker for mobility, even the smallest physical obstruction can make it difficult and dangerous for them to move around an area. A threshold that is higher than the surface of walking is one of the most common barriers. Thankfully, Med Mart offers an affordable and practical solution through our ramps designed for doorway thresholds.
A threshold ramp for wheelchairs can be a simple, safe method of helping disabled people navigate rough surfaces. It creates an inclined platform that creates a bridge between different floors or surfaces. These ramps come in various sizes that can meet your needs. They are also mobile and can be moved to different areas of the house when required. Our ramps also comply with ADA guidelines and are the ideal solution for your loved one with disabilities to walk over steps, elevated curbs or elevated landings.
At 101 Mobility, you can find a wide variety of rubber and aluminum threshold ramps that are made to meet the specific requirements of your. Our rubber ramps feature a weather-resistant lightweight rubber that is strong and robust. Aluminum ramps can be used indoors as well as outdoors and can be adjusted in height.
Our aluminum and rubber ramps are ideal for single steps that can reach nine inches in height, and each can be trimmed down to the length you want to accommodate any particular situation. Additionally, our aluminum and rubber ramps can support up to 800 pounds, which means they can take on even the largest and most heavy types of mobility scooters and wheelchairs.
To determine the length of the ramp you'll require take a measurement of the distance between the walkway and the edge of the threshold. Subtract that measurement from ADA guidelines to determine the minimum length you will require. For instance, if have a threshold that's two inches high the ramp needs to be 12 inches in length to be in line with ADA guidelines.
Portable Ramps
Wheelchair ramps provide wheelchair users with many benefits to mobility that allow them to access their vehicles, homes, and public spaces. These ramps can help wheelchair users to overcome obstacles such as curbs, steps and other obstacles. wheelchair foldable ramp could include safety features, such as side rails and non-slip surfaces to lower the risk of an accident. Many ramps for wheelchairs are able to be easily moved from one location to another. This makes them a great choice for those who frequently travel or require ramps at several locations.
Portable ramps for wheelchairs come in a variety of styles sizes and designs to meet the individual's mobility needs and environment. They can be as compact 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 folded into storage and be deployed again at the press of an button. Others are made from lightweight aluminum and have high-traction surfaces to reduce the chance of slips in any weather.
There are ramps for wheelchairs with portable ramps at numerous offline and online retailers. These include accessibility equipment stores as well as medical supply shops and home improvement stores. These stores usually specialize in products that are compatible with specific disabilities. Knowledgeable staff can help customers determine which ramps will be right for them.
The best portable ramps are lightweight durable, long-lasting, and easy to transport. Choose ramps that can be divided into two pieces (by removing a pin in the center hinge) to make them lighter and easier to transport and store. They should also come with comfortable handles for carrying them, which will make it easier shifting the ramp for use and ensuring that it is properly positioned over the steps or other obstacles.
Permanent Ramps
A permanent ramp is best if you need to use your wheelchair for long periods of time or if the requirements for your mobility change frequently. Residential ramps come in a variety of sizes and styles, ranging from threshold ramps for doors to solid ramps for stairs. There are also ramps that are modular that can be modified to fit your home's design and ramps that can be removed to allow you to take them with you to other places.
The material used for your ramp can affect its durability and how well it performs under different weather conditions. Galvanized ramps, for example, are more durable and resistant to rot or insect damage than wood. Some ramps are constructed of aluminum, which is light and resistant to corrosion. They also reduce the risk of slipping or falling. Some ramps have anti-slip decking to minimize the chance of slips in rain or snow.
When you are choosing a permanent ramp, consider the location you want it for and the ramp length you'll require. Thresholds work well for doors. Folding ramps work well for steps. Solid ramps work well for stairs.
Consider the size of your chair and how you plan to use it. If you are using a motorized chair you'll need a larger weight capacity than those who use manual chairs. If you must cross the ramp using your arms you may also require more space than someone who only uses their legs.
It is recommended that you purchase your ramp from a business that has an established track experience and a team of skilled experts. A dealer will be in a position to assist you in choosing the best ramp for your needs, and can provide guidance on the installation process which is usually fast and simple. A certified dealer will also provide you with greater warranty coverage and customer support. Lifeway Mobility has a national network of dealers, so we can connect you to an expert local to you who can provide the best ramp that meets your requirements. Contact your local dealer today to begin.
Rubber Ramps
Rubber wheelchair ramps are an affordable option that provides a secure way to climb the threshold or a small step. The non-slip surface of the ramps prevents falls and slips even when they are wet. Rubber is more durable than metal and can stand up to extreme weather conditions and continuous use. Rubber also provides shock absorption to help minimize injury and impact when a fall occurs.
These ramps can be easily adjustable in height and width to be a perfect fit. They can be used inside or outside and comply with ADA slope requirements. They are suitable for electric and manual wheelchairs as well as scooters, stairlifts and walkers. The EZ Access rubber stair ramp is a great solution to navigate small steps, elevated landings, and doorways. It has a 2-inch rise and a beveled top to make it safer and easier for your mobility scooter or wheelchair. This ramp is constructed of recycled rubber, and can be cut according to the height of your door sill or threshold.
The RT ramp is another excellent alternative. It can be cut according to your requirements for a customized fit. It is available in a range of heights and is easy to clean with a damp mop. It is a great choice for those suffering from chronic pain or weak balance and strength. It is also a great choice for establishments that want to make their wheelchair-accessible entrances more welcoming and safe.
National Ramp presents cost-effective solutions that are specifically designed to fit your home and budget. These small threshold ramps allow you to navigate your home in a comfortable manner and empower you to live your life on your own terms. These simple ramps will pay off for many years to come. They can be used as stand-alone solutions or in tandem with larger ramps, allowing you to enjoy full independence of your home for the longest time possible. You can also make use of them to improve the accessibility of your commercial or commercial property. Your customers and employees will be able to move around more easily and comfortably if you have smooth transitions between thresholds and curbs.