Threshold Ramp for Doorways, Adjustable Height 2.6"-6" Aluminum Wheelchair Ramp with Heightening Screws and Swivel Angle Leg, 1100lbs Load Capacity, 22”x36 Curb Ramp for Trolley,Power Chairs

This ramp is solid and well made. The rise I was dealing with was about 5 inches. This ramp was unboxed and set up in just a few minutes. It makes the transition much better with the walker.

Wow. This 78yo woman set this up in about 15 minutes. Very versatile with height settings. Missed the first time, but only needed a small adjustment and it was perfect. I needed a 4 inch rise and I didn't account for the thickness of the ramp itself. I researched many ramps and am glad that I found this one. I wanted a ramp from my garage into my house for carts and things. I am preparing to be able to stay in my home as long as possible. It's sturdy and stable. Hope I don't need it for a wheelchair, but one never knows. Btw, great instructions.

Awesome product!! We have a 7in step in our house and it was difficult to find a ramp that fit. This does the trick. Not too steep to walk up or down. Very easy to put together! Lightweight and easy to move if needed but stays in place! My son is on crutches for a few months and this a great energy saver!

It's nice, but not very stable so won't work for my needs. Would probably be more stable if it had another foot in the middle. In case you have to return it keep this in mind: when I went to do return last night (the day I got it) to put in return, the return was free (UPS Pickup). Unfortunately the power went out before I clicked complete, so doing it now (mid day, next day) and I have to pay $12.99 to return it. Not sure if that's a Amazon thing or a Seller thing, but kinda sucks cause I still have to get something else that will work and now I have less money to work with, so probably won't use this seller again :/

Excellent product! Easy assembly! It’s great that it is adjustable so it fits perfectly. I am a senior with mobility problems and use a mobile wheelchair. I felt one ramp worked OK, but it would be much less risky to have 2 ramps and put side-by-side. Then they are absolutely wide enough -see photo!That’s what I did and they work very well at my front door. What makes them especially handy is that they can easily be picked up and put in other areas. My house Has several rooms that are step down rooms and these can be adjusted to enable a wheelchair to go from room to room i Right now I am using the two together to go outside and it’s giving me so much more freedom to be able to go outdoors on my own With little help. I can’t speak to the durability because I’ve only had them for a week or two I do recommend them if you have similar needs.

I bought several to transition a sunken floor for my 92-year-old father. I love the esthetic. It is not only sturdy it also blends into the decor.

It works but it has a large hump at beginning of the ramp that makes it hard to push wheelchair onto the ramp without having to tilt the wheelchair to get up it.

This is a FIRST CLASS RAMP you can use in several different areas of your home. I installed mine from the family room to the patio (from 6.2 inches to zero) in about twenty minutes. Beautiful product! The feet offer good slip resistance and can hold 1,000 lbs.