A single step at the back door, a kerb without a ramp or a raised threshold into a bathroom will stop a wheelchair or scooter dead. This Pride ramp folds in half down the middle and carries like a suitcase, so it can be put in place for the obstacle and taken away again.
The surface is high traction, which matters on a wet Tasmanian morning when a smooth ramp becomes a hazard. Its load rating covers a heavy powerchair and rider together, so it is not limited to light manual chairs.
Several lengths are available, and the right one depends on the rise being cleared and the gradient the client can manage safely.
