Silver Spring Aluminum Folding Wheelchair Ramp Plus 6' x 29"
Key features
- •6 ft. Loading ramp designed for manual and power wheelchairs
- •Conveniently access porches, curbs, and landings with a high-traction grit coat surface
- •Includes safety pins and a built-in carrying handle
- •Folds to 15" wide by 3" high for portability and storage
- •Durable aluminum construction supports up to 600 lb capacity
Silver Spring Aluminum Folding Wheelchair Ramp Plus 6' x 29"
List Price: $290.99$261.89DEALYou Save: $29.10 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Useful and Affordable
Donna Kohlhausen✓ Verified Purchase•September 28, 2023
Solved a problem and adapted to out doorway.
Quality product
Zippy1948✓ Verified Purchase•September 12, 2023
Handyman installed for my wheelchair neighbor so she could go out her patio french door. Needed to handle the wheelchair and a hefty person. It does. The black, rough surface provides extra traction and will not be slippery when wet from rain. It did take a cement drill bit to secure the bottom of the ramp to the patio surface. Very stable. Important to measure properly to get the right size for the doorway. No installation instructions but easy to figure put.
Very nice little ramp
Babygirl's Nani✓ Verified Purchase•August 9, 2023
Daughter-in-law is in a wheel chair since childhood. She needed a safe way to get into my house. This fits the bill very nicely. It's light weight and sturdy. Folds in half and stores well. In the door picture it is a 32 inch door way. In the other picture you will notice to the right there is a longer ramp to get her on the porch. Both are light weight and sturdy. We love the no slip traction on the mini ramp. I highly recommend this ramp. However please keep in mind that at this angle she needs help getting up the ramp. At a lower less steep angle I wouldn't foresee any problems getting up the ramp by oneself.
They are very study.
Bruce Renwick✓ Verified Purchase•August 6, 2023
They are very sturdy and unfold pretty easily, but are fairly heavy for one person to put up and take down. Overall, they work well. I have a concrete porch and have chosen not to drill holes in it to secure the ramp to it. So I tend to take it up and put it down more often.
Finally able to roll wheelchair down front steps by myself.
E. Cameron✓ Verified Purchase•July 28, 2023
I recently had foot surgery and I am non-weight bearing for 6 weeks. I am in wheelchair and have to depend on hubby to get me down front steps. One day he dropped me and I landed flat on back on cement I ordered first ramp and it was too short, so I ordered another. Together they are perfect.
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