Ruedamann 3 Feet X 30.3 inch Portable Wheelchair Ramp for Home Steps, Non-Slip Aluminum Wheelchair Ramp, Folding Ramp for doorways, shed, Warehouse, Threshold Ramp for Scooters, Stairs, Esay to Clean

We bought the 10 foot ramp to use for our steps into the house and to get my aunt into our minivan. It is pretty heavy but no problem with 2 fairly strong people. My daughter and I were able to set it up and folks it up. I like the legs. Once we got our system down on how to open and get it placed, it worked well. If you are using to get someone into a minivan, you will want to consider their height. My aunt is about 4'9" so she could get through the door and sit without any threat of bumping her head on the top of the van if we went over a bump. She's heavy though and the ramp never felt like it would fall through. We took the back of the van seats out and used 4 tie down straps to make sure she was fully secured into place. To set up and folks up, a very strong person could do it but it's easier with 2 people.

Easy to use then store away. I don’t need it right now but have a friend who has to use a scooter. Nice to have for her to gain access to my home. High quality.

Perfect for our 5th wheel steps to allow our dachshunds access. We actually separated the two sides and only use one that can be bolted to the steps when in use

Needs to be "anchored" down as it will slip a bit when going up or down with adult wheelchair

Bought to roll portable generator out of garage. Works well for that purpose. Very sturdy and folds nicely for storage or travel

Great value, bought this ramp , so I can get friends, family and veterans, that are wheel chair bound, on to my 24ft pontoon boat

The ramp came it seems very sturdy The grip tape is really good so there's no slipping but the screws they sent to attach the legs are completely wrong they sent small wood screws that will not work with the metal at all and they don't even fit the holes that are drilled into the metal. Hopefully the company will send me replacements or someone can recommend what size screw I'm going to need to attach these so I can just pick them up at the hardware store.

My customer was really happy with the sturdiness and light weight of the ramp. He initially contacted me to "build a wood ramp" for his wife. I told him that the lumber alone would cost more than this aluminum ramp. It took mere moments to install into his garage access door with the pins.