Features
- Solid rubber throughout — grip on shoes and wheels, wet or dry, indoors or out
- Built-in channel carries a cable underneath the ramp rather than across the doorway
- Wheelchairs, walkers, rollators and delivery dollies all roll over it
- Heavy enough to stay put; ready at the door in about a minute
- Can be adhered down for permanent outdoor use
- Trims to width with a utility knife for a narrow doorway
Fitting it to your doorway
Measure the height of your threshold lip before you order and check it against the listed rise. Fit matters here more than anything else.
For a narrow doorway, the rubber can be cut to width with a utility knife. Indoors on a clean, dry floor the ramp's own weight and grip are usually enough to hold it; outdoors, or anywhere you want it permanent, it can be adhered down.
Where a cable crosses the door
The channel moulded into the underside lets a lamp cord or similar cable run beneath the ramp and out the other side, so the cable is not lying across the floor of the doorway.
It is worth walking the house once looking only at floor transitions — most homes have two or three places where one of these would be useful.
Specifications
MaterialSolid rubber
Cable channelBuilt in, runs under the ramp
UseIndoors or outdoors
FixingFree-standing, or adhered down for permanent outdoor use
TrimmingCuts to width with a utility knife
Measurements and load figures are supplied by the manufacturer. If the fit matters to the inch, call 316-670-0170 before you order and we will check it with you.
What's in the box
- 1 × rubber threshold ramp with cable channel