Wheelchair Ramp 10 Feet, gardhom Anti-Slip Aluminum Folding Handicap Ramp Wheelchair Ramps for Home Steps Entrance Threshold Doorways Stairs Curbs Scooter

I'm so glad we bought this. I have to use a walker. We have one step to go to the laundry room and I had a hard time with that. Now with this ramp, I can go down easily. The slip resistance is great. It was easy to put up. After awhile I noticed that it put a hole in our tile so we put a small non-slip rug under the end of the ramp. It's still working great for me. We might buy a bigger one so I can get outside too. Definitely good value for the cost.

This ramp looks like it would be flimsy, but it is strong where it needs to be strong and managed my wife's wheelchair without bending or sagging. Great product

Ramp does the job. A little bouncy but mostly sturdy. Made well for weight that is not too heavy.

These ramps are exactly what I needed. They are perfect for use at my front door and step down to the walkway, without having to mount more permanent fixators to my house structure. They hold up very well under the weight. My son is a big boy and the ramp holds up just fine with me in the wheelchair and him rolling me out on it. And, I love the idea that if I'm going somewhere like to visit family where there may be a step/doorway to overcome, that I can pick up the ramp and take it with us.

We purchased the 10-foot model to create a long slope. What we like about this product is that it provided an instant ramp for access into a new home that has 3 stairs from the garage into the house. It seemed like an easy ramp solution rather than finding someone to build something permanent. We were able to get it in place quickly, but when my husband first walked on it, it wobbled from side to side about 3" up and down, and it bounced in the middle, making him feel unsteady and unsafe. We ended up supporting the sides and middles with bricks and cinder blocks, which worked.

We like that it is potable and can be easily folded up and moved. Seems a little steep at first, but it's workable. FYI, this has holes at the top so it can be bolted down. My husband cut a 4X10 board to fit our porch and bolted the ramp to that. Works well.

We have 2 of the 3 foot ramps and use them to go up a 7 inch and a 9 inch step. I have no problem getting a 150 lb person up and down the two steps in a wheelchair with the ramps. They are strong and look like they will last a long time. Only thing I don't like is the rubber strip underneath the part that helps grip the steps smells really strong like a tire store. Other than that this is an excellent ramp.

This works well with mobility chairs and is tough enough to support a Jazzy scooter and a 250 lb man. Works well from my front porch to the side walk.