Wheelchair Ramps 305cm, gardhom Extra Wide 79cm Folding Portable Antiskid Aluminum Ramp for Door Threshold Steps Stairs, 272kg Loading Capacity Foldable Wheelchair Ramp for Handicapped Walkers Elder

Replaced one stolen from outside my home by slime from some 'community' or other as a couple of quid worth of scrap metal. This one has a couple of points to attach the padlock and chain to try and make this one a tiny bit harder to steal, at least they'll need to be 'going equipped with bolt croppers. Substantially made (ie not terribly light) so needed a bit of effort to fold and move to secure storage every time betwen uses prior to me obtaining the security attchments.This one is a few inches longer than the stolen one, so a useful couple of degrees less steep to muscle my wife's wheelchair up as my strength continues to dissipate. Good grip on the surfaces, although obviously only had the chance to use it in summer.Prompt next day delivery, so limited the period trapped in the house.

The ramp is very useful for using a wheelchair and fits well on the bottom of the door area.

Well made, sturdy and works - IF it fits your door: check the width of the door opening. Also check what it’s going to rest on. Turns out the outside of our doorframe, where I intended to prop it, isn’t really substantial enough. Can wheel the chair up and down in on its own, but wouldn’t like to try it with me on it.This is a good product, but not custom made for every door/lintel.

I bought these ramps for getting a powerchair in and out of our van.The ramps are very heavy. I understand that this, in part, is due to them needing to be sturdy and safe for heavy wheelchairs, so this aspect I understand. The problem with these ramps is that they are awkward to handle because each ramp moves independently, plus the fact that they open out upside down, combined with the heavy weight, they become extremely difficult to unfold and put in place and not suitable for taking in and out of a van as part of regular daily use, for example shopping trips. They are fine once in place and feel safe and up to holding heavy powerchairs.

Need this for loading up my van with our fishing trolleys. As they have different sized wheels at front and back I needed a flat bed rather than individual lengths

I was worried at first that it might not take the weight as it was very lightweight and my the scooter is heavy plus the weight of myself but it has proved to be a lot stronger then its own weight. When put in place it does not move or wobble which is very reassuring. Very good quality thank you

Could do with been sold with a bag, as a bit awkward to lift alone, but can be done.

The ramps were very badly packaged, they opened up in the "wrong" direction.Due to the length they are heavy and rather difficult to position.None of this is helped by the truly useless instructions which give no indication of how to open and stabilise them.They actually feel rather unstable in use and do not fill either me or my partner with confidence.Buy with caution.