Ruedamann Threshold Ramp, Aluminum with 600lbs Load Capacity, Portable and Anti-Slip Surface, Wheelchair Ramp for Doorway, 10L x 31.5W Inch, Black

I really like this threshold ramp. I have one out in front of my house which is the one in the photo and then I have another one that's going to go between my laundry room and my kitchen cuz there's a little step there. I like how sturdy they are and I like that. They work really well with my wheelchair but also they have that anti-slip stuff on it. That makes it so what my husband can use it when he's walking without tripping. Good product would buy again. Only caveat I have is that I wish it came in a longer one. That way the grade doesn't have to be so steep.

Fits well and is quite sturdy. Been down for three years now to bridge a 1" gap inside between old and new parts of the house. Only con is the gritted surface does get dirty and you can't get back to the original colour. We can live with that though as we need it be non-slippy.! Be sure to screw it into place

I wouldn't say these are cheap, but they're really well-made. Nice and thick, there's zero flex to them. Non-slip coating feels good. Ramp looks very nice with black surface and yellow stripes on the side so you can see the edges. Some of the photos have the manufacturers word logo written on it. I've ordered 2 of these and neither had that, which I like, because I like a clean, simple appearance. Easily moveable between locations although it's not super light weight. The only thing I'd want is for them to make a longer version. I got the longest available (16 inches) and I'd say if you have a rise more than 3 to 4 inches, these ramps could be too steep depending on how you're using them. A 22 to 24 inch model would be good.

My mother in law had a stroke last year, and continues to have mobility issues. She had a 3.5-inch step down from her house, and it was painful and difficult. When we had to use a wheelchair, we had to tip her back and it could be frightening for her. I looked at a number of products before deciding on this one. Finding something that hits 3.5 inches exactly is difficult, but this ramp was perfect for going on top of the threshold. It's 31.5 inches, which is large enough for a wheelchair, but didn't fill the entire doorway of 36 inches, which I was thankful for. She was quite blown away when we showed it to her, and she was able to go out of the house unassisted for the first time in months. The family feels save because this thing is sturdy! It's very strong and does not flex when we used it with people walking or using a wheelchair. Also, the non-skid coating is great. This thing does NOT move unless you pick it up and take it somewhere. There are holes on each side if you would like to anchor the ramp, but for us that was not desirable or necessary. We are likely going to buy a second ramp for the backdoor onto her sunroom. This removed a small obstacles and made a big impact.

I purchased two of these (at separate times). It makes it so much easier for my husband to roll his wheeled walker in and out of the house. We did not screw them down, but just placed them on the lip of the door frame. They are sturdy when rolled over and stay on the lip very well.