Ruedamann Portable Wheelchair Ramp, 11-5/8" Wider, Adjustable Wheelchair Ramp for Home Steps, 800 lbs Capacity, Ramps for Electric & Manual Wheelchairs, Scooters, Bikes
Ruedamann Portable Wheelchair Ramp, 11-5/8" Wider, Adjustable Wheelchair Ramp for Home Steps, 800 lbs Capacity, Ramps for Electric & Manual Wheelchairs, Scooters, Bikes
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【Versatile use】The wheelchair ramps with plastic handle is not only portable, but also perfect for heavy scooters and electric wheelchairs. If the plastic parts are damaged due to transportation, please contact us for mailing. Our wheelchair ramp comes with bolts. You can fix the ramp with bolts through the holes on the extension plate of the ramp to the ground to avoid moving.
【Adjustable length】All locks in the wheelchair ramp are made of stainless steel. The bending degree of the locks in the ramp can be adjusted by using tools. You can use the locks to make the wheelchair ramp at any length you want.
【Durable Aluminum】Durable aluminum construction holds up the wheelchair ramp to 800 lb (400kg) capacity. Aluminum alloy has high hardness, toughness and resilience, please feel free to use it. Perfect for manual wheelchair, heavy scooters and electric wheelchairs. Not suitable for mid-wheel drive chairs, motorcycles.
【Using height】Outer width: 11.4" (29cm) , use width: 9.8" (25cm). Suitable for vehicles with wheels section width less than 9" (230mm), ground clearance higher than 2" (5cm).
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Shipping
We will deliver the goods within 24 hours after receiving the payment, except for weekends and holidays.Normally, delivery to the lower 48 states of the United States usually takes 3-7 working days（except special circumstances）.
Return
Returnable within 30 days.Return Policy
Warranty
Warranty period of our ramp is 1-year, artificial damage is not within the warranty period.
Contact
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How to choose a ramp?
Ruedamann wheelchair ramps are one of the best-selling mobility ramps in the United States and are widely used in the commercial, transportation industry, healthcare and nursing home industries, and private individuals. We know you may also be wondering how to choose the best ramp, so we’ve created this guide to help ensure you get the best ramp for your purposes.
1. First you need to measure the steps, stairs, thresholds, curbs, vehicles, etc. where the ramp will be placed:
(1) Measure the total vertical height from the ground to where the ramp is placed, which we call the "vertical height". (See below)
(2) Measure the total length of the steps to ensure the ramp is long enough to overcome the steps. (See below)
2. Understand the slope ratio.
Common slope ratios are: 1:4; 1:6; 1:8; 1:10 (see the figure below).
For manual wheelchairs, our recommended slope ratio is 1:6. For example, for a 1 cm rise (vertical height) you will need a 6cm long ramp. If you have a larger space for the ramp, you can buy a longer ramp than recommended as this means you will have less effort and easier going up and down the steps. Note: 1:4 is the maximum height.
3. We also recommend checking the threshold and whether there is any height inside the steps.
For situations where the interior height is low, bridge-type sill ramps are often the perfect solution.
4. Choice of width.
Your ramp should be wide enough to accommodate your wheelchair/scooter, but narrow enough to accommodate your threshold. For this reason, we offer a range of widths for you to choose from.
Our normal folding ramps are 72cm wide, and we also offer extra-wide folding ramps with a width of 85cm. Telescopic ramps require you to check whether the tire width of the wheelchair or scooter you are using exceeds the inner width of the telescopic ramp. The inner width of our telescopic ramps is in the range of 15-25cm.
Note: Since the side height of all telescopic ramps is 5cm, the chassis height of the wheelchair must be greater than 5cm. If the bottom of the chassis is too low, the wheelchair will get stuck on the side tubes of the ramp.
5. Contact us.
If the above article does not answer your questions, please contact us with your questions.