- Will this fit my doorway?
- Measure the step height and the door width first. The ramp is built for a 4-inch rise, so a lower step leaves it sitting proud and a higher one will not clear. Check that the ramp width fits inside the door frame with room for the door to swing.
- Can a manual wheelchair user get up it alone?
- A 4-inch rise over a short ramp run is steep. Many manual wheelchair users need a helper or a running start, and some prefer a longer ramp for the same height. Power chairs and scooters usually manage it more easily.
- How much weight does it hold?
- The listing rates it at 800 lb, while the spec sheet says 700 lb. Treat the lower figure as the safe limit and add the user plus the chair or scooter when you check.
- Does it stay put on the step?
- There is no built-in anchor. On smooth tile or wood it can creep, so many owners add grip tape underneath or a rubber mat. On concrete or carpet it grips better.
- Can I use it outdoors?
- Aluminum resists rust, so a covered porch or garage entry is fine. Bare aluminum gets slippery when wet, and the ramp is not designed to be left in rain or snow long term.
- Is it one piece or does it fold?
- It is a single rigid wedge, not a folding ramp. That makes it sturdier but harder to store or carry between locations than a folding model.
- Where is the Door Threshold Ramp, 4 inch Rise, Aluminum Alloy Threshold Ramp Rated 800 lbs Load Capacity cheapest?
- At eBay, for $74.20, 22% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Door Threshold Ramp, 4 inch Rise, Aluminum Alloy Threshold Ramp Rated 800 lbs Load Capacity?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 3 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Door Threshold Ramp, 4 inch Rise, Aluminum Alloy Threshold Ramp Rated 800 lbs Load Capacity?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Target, Walmart.