Ramps For Wheelchairs
Ramps provide a safe and easy way to enter and exit your vehicle or home. They also help you avoid navigating puddles and mud which could users to lose their grip and fall.
These ramps can be permanent, semi-permanent or mobile. They can be made out of concrete, aluminum, or even wood. Some kinds of portable ramps fold, making them easy to transport around.
Threshold Ramps
If your loved one who is disabled is using wheelchairs, scooters or walker to get around even the tiniest physical obstacle could make it difficult and dangerous for them to move through an area. One of the most frequent barriers is a threshold for the door that is elevated above the walking surface. Med Mart's ramps is a low-cost and practical option for thresholds.
A threshold ramp for wheelchairs is a simple, safe method of helping disabled individuals navigate rough surfaces. It is an inclined platform that bridges a gap between floors or surfaces. The ramps are available in various sizes to meet your requirements. They can also be mobile and can be moved to different locations of the home as required. Our ramps also comply with ADA guidelines and are the perfect solution for your loved one who is disabled to navigate over small steps, raised curbs or raised landings.
We offer a variety of threshold ramps that are made of rubber and aluminum to suit your needs. Our rubber ramps feature a weather-resistant lightweight rubber that is strong and durable. Our aluminum ramps can be used indoors or outdoors and can be adjusted in the height.
Our aluminum and rubber ramps are ideal for single step rises up to nine inches in height, and each can be trimmed down to the length you want to suit any specific situation. Additionally, our aluminum and rubber ramps can support up to 800 pounds, meaning they can handle even the most heavy and bulkiest models of mobility scooters and wheelchairs.
To determine the length of a ramp that you will need take a measurement of the distance between the walking surface and the threshold edge. Then, subtract that measurement from the ADA guidelines to determine the minimum length of ramp that you require. If your threshold is two inches high, then you will need ramps that measure 12 inches long in order to be in compliance with ADA guidelines.
Portable Ramps
Wheelchair ramps provide a broad variety of mobility benefits for wheelchair users, helping users to get into their cars, homes and public spaces, among others. These ramps create a gradual incline which allows wheelchair users to overcome obstacles like curbs, steps and other obstacles. They can also include safety features such as side rails or non-slip surfaces that minimize the chance of accidents. Many wheelchair ramps are able to be easily moved from one location to another. This makes them an ideal choice for those who frequently travel or require ramps at many locations.
Portable ramps for wheelchairs come in many different styles, sizes and designs to meet the individual's mobility requirements and surroundings. They can be as small as tri-fold ramps to fit into the trunk of a car, or as large as 8-foot single fold ramps strong enough to be used in everyday outdoor conditions. Some ramps are able to be rolled for storage and re-deployed with the push of a single button. movable wheelchair ramp are made from lightweight aluminum and feature high-traction surfaces to reduce the chance of slips in any weather.
You can find portable ramps for wheel chairs at a variety of retail stores both offline and online. These include accessibility equipment stores, medical supply shops and home improvement stores. A lot of these stores specialize in supplying products that are compatible with specific disabilities, and their knowledgeable staff can help shoppers to determine the best ramp for their requirements.
The best portable ramps for wheelchairs are lightweight, durable and easy to carry. Models that can be separated into two pieces by taking the pin off the hinge in the center makes them lighter, easier to store and transport. They should come with comfortable handles that allow for simple shifting of the ramp, and also ensure that it is set safely over obstacles or steps.
Permanent Ramps
A ramp that is permanent is ideal for those who need to use your wheelchair for a long time or if the requirements of your mobility change frequently. Residential ramps come in various sizes and styles, ranging from threshold ramps for doors to solid ramps for stairs. There are also ramps that are removable and modular ramps that can be adjusted to the design of your home.
The material of the ramp will also impact its durability and performance in different weather conditions. For example, galvanized ramps are more durable than wood ones and are less vulnerable to rot or insect damage. Some ramps are made of aluminum, which is lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and can reduce the risk of sliding or falling. Some ramps have anti-slip decking that reduces the chance of slippage in snow or rain.
When selecting a ramp that is permanent take into consideration the location and length of the ramp you need. Thresholds work well for doors. The folding ramps are ideal for stairs. Solid ramps are great for stairs.
You should also think about the size of your wheelchair and how you will use it. For instance, if using a motorized wheelchair, it will need more capacity for weight than a manual chair. Additionally, if you require crossing the ramp using your arms, you may require more space than a person who only uses their feet.
It is recommended to purchase your ramp from a company that has an established track experience and a team of knowledgeable experts. A dealer is able to help you choose the appropriate ramp for your needs and can provide guidance on the installation process which is usually fast and easy. Buying a ramp from a certified dealer will also give you access to better warranty coverage and support. Lifeway Mobility's dealer network across the country allows us to connect you with a local expert who will provide the best ramp for your needs. Contact your local dealer to start.
Rubber Ramps
Rubber wheelchair ramps are an affordable option that provides a safe way to get over an unimportant step or threshold. The non-slip surface of the ramps helps prevent falls and slips even when they are wet. Rubber is also more durable than metal ramps, so it can stand up to extreme weather conditions and constant use. Rubber also offers some shock absorption, helping to reduce the risk of injury and impact if a fall does occur.
These ramps are modular and can easily be cut to adjust their height and width to get the perfect fit. They can be used inside or out and are able to are in compliance with ADA slope specifications. They are suitable for manual or electric mobility scooters, wheelchairs stair lifts and walkers. The EZ Access rubber stair ramp is a great way to maneuver small steps, elevated landings and doorways. It has two" rise and a beveled surface that ensure safety and easy access for your scooter or wheelchair. The ramp is constructed of recycled rubber and is able to be cut to fit the height of your door sill or threshold.
Another option is the RT ramp, which can be trimmed to the desired length for a custom fit. It comes 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 limited strength and balance. It is an excellent option for institutions that need to make their accessible entrances more comfortable.
National Ramp offers cost-effective solutions tailored to your budget, home, and lifestyle. These small threshold ramps allow you to navigate your home with ease and let you live your life on your own terms. These basic ramps will pay for themselves over many years to come. They can be used alone or together with larger ramps so that you can enjoy your independence at home for as long as possible. You can also use them to improve the accessibility of your business or commercial property. Your customers and employees will be able to move around more easily and comfortably if you have smooth transitions between curbs and thresholds.