A door sill or a sliding door track is a small thing that stops a scooter or power chair completely. The Pride Mobility Rubber Threshold Ramp bridges that lip so the wheels roll through without the jolt that unsettles a client and shakes a seating system.
It is modular. Each rise is built from stacked rubber sections that lock together with a hidden dovetail, so the height can be matched to the threshold you actually measured, and sections can be added later if the door or the floor changes. No tools and no fixing to the floor.
The rubber is slip-resistant, needs no maintenance and can stay outside year round. It is rated well above the weight of a scooter with a rider on board.
Who it suits
A client on a scooter or power chair who is stopped by a sliding door track, a front door sill or a single small step, or a manual wheelchair user who cannot mount a lip unaided. It suits fixed thresholds inside and outside the home.
Good to know
- Each rise size listed is a single layer; to reach a given height you must also order every layer below it
- Measure the threshold height at the highest point and tell us the door width
- Rubber is heavy; the assembled ramp is meant to stay in place rather than travel
- Check the gradient against the scooter or power chair maker’s maximum climbable slope
