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Modular Galvanised Steel Threshold Ramp 340mm to 1300mm L x 960mm W – Adjustable 38mm to 160mm High, 300kg
£948.00
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Overview
A galvanised steel threshold ramp that helps wheelchair users get safely over level changes from 38mm to 160mm. It comes in modular sections, so you can build a longer ramp for a gentler, more gradual slope. That makes it especially helpful for people with limited mobility and for mobility scooters with low ground clearance, giving a more manageable transition over thresholds, steps, kerbs and doorways.
Specifications
| Ramp Option | 340mm L x 960mm W |
|---|---|
| Length (mm) | 340-1300 |
| Width (mm) | 960 |
| Weight per Ramp (kg) | 8.3 - 25.6 |
| Two Year Warranty | Yes |
| Easy to Fit | Yes |
| Electric Wheelchair | Yes |
| European Made | Yes |
| Fixings Included | Yes |
| Manual Wheelchair | Yes |
| Leave Outside | Yes |
| Colour Options | Black |
Features
- Height-adjustable from 38mm to 160mm, so the ramp can be reused in a different location later on.
- Choose the length that gives the gradient you need and fits your space – ideal for low-clearance electric wheelchairs and scooters.
- Anti-slip mesh surface for maximum grip; water drains straight through, so puddles do not form on the ramp.
- Weatherproof, so it can be left outside.
- 300kg capacity, suitable for most mobility aids, including manual and electric wheelchairs.
- Freestanding – no building work or changes to your property are needed.
- Removable – lift it out and move it whenever needed, for example when maintenance work is due.
Build Quality
- Durable galvanised steel construction.
- Made in Sweden. Fixings included.
- Two-year warranty.
Assembly & Use
- Assembly is required and can take up to two hours depending on the kit; two people are recommended for larger kits because of the weight.
- You will need Allen keys and wrenches to assemble it (not supplied).
- The ramp is not designed to be fixed to the ground. Its weight holds it in position, and it is usually left in place for months or even years.
- As a semi-permanent access solution it generally does not need planning permission and typically does not need to meet building regulations. In public areas, get the landowner's permission and make sure the ramp does not become a trip hazard.
- It is easy to take apart and remove when no longer needed, for example when selling or moving home, or during building work.
Expand Your Ramp
- Optional modular accessories let you extend the ramp, add a level platform or fit safety edges to prevent wheeling off the side. They can be bought later if your setup changes.
- Short on space? See the 3-way access version.
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