Portable Wheelchair Ramp for Entrance 2FT

Does what it's supposed to. Worth the money as we just need to maneuver a 4inch step, just wish it was about 2 inches wider.

I like that it's portable and comes in many sizes. I gave it #4 because there's nothing for the metal top to hook onto. The 2" to 3" poes fit through the holes but my one step is brick not wood. So husband finds a way to lie itdown so it doesn't slide off the brick step. It will slide in same direction the wheelchair is moving. I'm the patient who is fearful of falling off the ramp. I like the style and design. It might not work well for me, but for those with more steps than I have, it's looks like other homes can accommodate this type of ramp. When used right side up there's reflector stickers on it for night time. Just in case it's used in the street when it's dark outside. Turned right side upside down, the ramp has metal bars to make it more rigid, as to not fall apart. My ramp says it will hold up to 800#. I'm losing weight and am around 175#. I was never near 800#. From my feelings of going up and down on this ramp, my suggestion is DON'T use the smallest ramp. I'm thinking you just might turn the ramp in the wrong direction while on it. Measure your weight before buying a ramp. You can do this on the manufacturers' website.

I love it I can go outside in my electrical wheelchair

Works like charm for my sister’s wheelchair. Her threshold is 9” off the ground and this very portable ramp is the solution. Highly recommend.

I purchased this not for a wheelchair but to use as a ramp for a dolly to get heavy furniture out my front door. It was super easy to install and it's very lightweight and easy to move around and folds up small for easy storage. Another nice feature is the handle. I'm sure this is going to come in handy for years.