HOMCOM Aluminum Skidproof Portable Wheelchair Ramp for Home, Steps, Doorways, Carpeted Foldable Handicap Ramp, Strong Load-Bearing Threshold Ramp

A broken knee put me in a wheelchair for a couple of months. When I got home from the hospital I realized there were several thresholds in our house I couldn't manage in the wheelchair. This portable ramp is the perfect solution for my temporary problem. It can be moved as needed from one doorway to the other. Note: there is a right way and a wrong way to position the ramp. The right way is for the end with the pin holes in it to be over the raised edge of the threshold.

This portable ramp is just what we needed. Provides access for rollator walker over curb at 3' length for more gradual incline. Ramp makes quick work out of assisting person with walker and most likely wheelchair and then simple to fold up and fits nicely inside trunk of car.

Very happy with the ramp. Does what it said it would do and very inexpensive.

I got to use while traveling with my father who is in a wheelchair. Found out very quick how easy to use this is and easily accessible it is. We use it all the time now not just while traveling.

Works as described and easy to keep clean. Using it in the home.

this is just what we need for son with a power wheelchair. taking some time to learn the best way to unfold it, but it will come

2ft ramp is easy to set up and move from doorway to doorway as necessary. The non slip grip on the ramp works extremely well. No danger of my mother slipping or sliding down the ramp using her rollator.

The first photo shows the 2 ft. ramp from the front door threshold to the veranda, and then the second ramp 4 ft. from the veranda to the second step which is an 8.5" rise step. Portable, and hold 600 lbs., that is great. You need to position them firmly and walk on them to check their positioning. They will not move, even though we have a carpeted veranda. Going down is a little easier of course, but you need to have a seatbelt on the wheelchair, and pull back with the foot pedals at the rear of the wheelchair. Keep a sturdy grip! Going up is more challenging and takes much more strength. You need to make sure there is a seatbelt, pull back with the pedals, have the strength, stay sturdy, and keep going. Once you get to the flat surface (in this case - the veranda), you need extra strength for the shorter run up to the threshold and into the house. Passenger is 100 lbs., Attendant is capable, but finds it challenging. This is a great option for those to use as a temporary/lift away ramps. You can take them with you when you travel to another location that may not be wheelchair accessible. These are not the proper ratio/degrees for the ramps this size, but they work. Having a custom build and/or permanent ramp which requires a building permit, and is quite costly is not what I wanted to have to do. Best of luck.

Great product. Will help me get my mom in and out of the house. Only thing is I wish it would cone with some clips do the I don't have to work about it slipping of the ledge.

Easy to use, great to gain access with a wheelchair, scooter into your home or porch

No issues. Was expecting it in 5 days or so came in two days.

This ramp is the perfect length for our walkway for my father in law to drive his wheelchair. Very sturdy unlike the prior ramp I purchased. I plan on ordering 2 more!

Wish they were wider, they just fit the wheelchair wheels. The wheelchair is over sized.

Watch your finger while unfold it. Except that great product

Purchased a 5 foot section and a short threshold ramp and love them both. If you need ramps look at this product.

Good and sturdy, well made. However if you have a heavier adult in a wheelchair it is a bit steep for my step. Getting back up the ramp takes alot of strength. Very hard to know until you get it in place if it will work for your environment and person.

Perfect ramp for the one step from my sunroom to the kitchen for my father in law's scooter. Delivered on time.

I needed a ramp for my girl who is wheelchair bound. We have a step down hall and bought a 3" ramp so that she could go in and out if the hall. We folded a blanket to raise it a little to be flush with the floor and to keep it from sliding. The ramp itself is very light and I can move it easily if I need to. I enjoy this ramp very much and am planning on buying more in various heights for other parts of our home.

Very easy to use, perfect for the wheelchair and is very stable going down the ramp

I had a 5' ramp at my back door and couldn't het the lawn mower into the front yard in the space between the bottom of the ramp and the fence. One foot made all the difference and the 4' ramp is just as sturdy and does the job just as well as the 5' ramp.