A solid rubber wedge that sits against a small step or a raised threshold and turns it into a slope. There is nothing to assemble and nothing to fix down, so it works well where a client needs access sorted today, ahead of any building work.
The top face is a raised non slip pattern that grips wheels and shoes in the wet, and the rubber is heavy enough to stay where you put it. It can be cut down or grooved on site to suit an odd doorway or to clear a drainage channel, which is often what makes the difference in an older Tasmanian home.
It handles indoor and outdoor use, so the same wedge can be moved between the laundry door and the back step if the need changes.
