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The KFFKFF Rubber Threshold Ramp is a modular recycled-rubber ramp that bridges a 3-inch rise at doorways and thresholds. It carries up to 2200 lbs and has a grooved, non-slip surface, plus three cable channels so cords and hoses can pass under it. It assembles without tools and suits wheelchairs, scooters, walkers and small motorized vehicles. Against metal and plastic threshold ramps, its edge is the load rating and built-in cable management; its trade-offs are weight and a rubber smell when new.
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Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 51 ratings, buyers mostly report it does the job for wheelchairs and doorways and holds up well. The main complaints are the initial rubber smell and its bulk.
This modular rubber threshold ramp has a 3-inch rise and supports loads of up to 2200 lbs. It is made entirely from recycled rubber. The rubber is built to withstand wear and resist corrosion in various weather conditions year-round. It requires no tools to assemble.
The surface has horizontal grooves for traction, and the grid-patterned base helps keep the ramp in place on the floor. It provides a passage for wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, small motorized vehicles and household cars. It is lightweight enough to carry and store.
Three integrated channels route and protect cables. Each channel has a different size, so you can match one to your cable. The ramp can be used at doorsteps, balconies and bathrooms. It also works for garden step curbs and some industrial settings. New rubber may have an initial odor, so let it air out outdoors before using it indoors.
