VNN Portable Wheelchair Ramp 7FT, Non-Slip Aluminum Folding Handicap Ramp, Door Threshold Wheelchair Ramps for Home, Wheel Chair Ramp for Home Steps, Doorways

Excelente material, súper buen tamaño, funcional y práctica, se puede hacer más pequeña para transportar en el auto, solo considera que si es bastante pesada pero no imposible de cargar por una sola persona.

PROS: Excellent quality. Everyone complements it. Very stable even without screws. Quick EZ setup in 5 min. 35 lbs. Folds lengthwise with EZ carry handle on side. CONS: We honestly haven't found any! We have only had this 3 months. So far we love it. My husband sets it up when I need it and removes it after. I am temporarily confined to a wheelchair. This ramp allows me to go over the steps easily. It's very smooth, sturdy, and stable so I don't fear falling. Even without screws, it doesn't slip. If we find any issues, I will let you know. For now, I would definitely buy it again!

Works great light enough to carry around very sturdy

Love the convenience to fold the ramp and handle for easy carrying. No installation, just place on area and ready to use. Incline is perfect for wheelchair. It feels shaky when in middle of ramp, but holds up. Good traction, no sliding.

I bought this for my dog who tore his acl, needed surgery, and wasn't allowed to do steps or jump in and out of the car. I had a previous more normal dog ramp that wasn't wide enough for my dog, so I bought this wheel chair ramp because I wanted to make sure my dog was safe. I've mainly used it for my dog to go outside down a couple of patio steps. So I had set in place and it stayed there for weeks. It was very helpful and effective for that. The length was vital and worked well. It was easy to open up and set in place. Sturdy and solid for my 250lb self and 60 lb dog to walk up and down, though it has a little give to it. Since I'm in the midwest, the grip texture is great to prevent slipping most of the time. With snow and ice though, it does get very slick. I shoveled it off and put some pet safe salt on the ramp to prevent that. I did fold it back up and move it to use with my SUV to take my dog for post surgery folowup visits since he's not allowed to jump into car and heavy to lift in.. It does work well for that too and folds up nicely to fit easily in my back seat. However, for a time or two that's great... but for long term use that gets to be old. It's difficult to fold up and put away while also dealing with an excited dog. It also does take up the whole back seat. For my purposes, that was all fine and livable. It's wide width was excellent for my dog, especially when he was unstable with a limp. For long term use, I'd go back to a more compact dog car ramp when he's healed. I think it would do well for its intended purpose of a wheel chair ramp that is occasional use portable.