FACHNUO 2 Feet Portable Wheelchair Ramp, Non-Skid Aluminum Handicap Ramps with Handle, Folding Threshold Wheel Chair Ramp for Home Steps, Stairs, Entry, Doorways, Applicable Height 2-6 inches

I purchased the 3ft model and was very satisfied. good quality and very sturdy. I use it for a Pride mobility scooter that goes over a 4 inch curb. Zero problems. nice handle makes it easy to carry

This is a lightweight yet strong ramp with a useful width for safely moving wide objects. It is definitely worth the price I paid. I purchased this ramp to serve two purposes. The first use is as intended for a wheelchair ramp. The second use is to load items into my storage shed, which has an 11.25" step up/down from ground level. If you look at the first picture, a photo of the setup instructions on Page 3, the straight end is on the right, and the angled end is on the left. My ramp came with the angled end on the right side, looking at the same side with the orange label and the handle. The chain and pin with spring-loaded retaining ball are on the straight end to the left. I removed the retaining pins and added a carabiner to the chains on each side of the ramp. This allows me to use the pins to secure the ramp to my shed, with the angled bracket end on the shed floor. I drilled a 5/16" hole through the angled end of the ramp and inserted it through the ramp into the shed. I did this for the other side as well. The last picture shows the ramp installed on my shed. It only takes a few minutes to setup and take down. If the holes, chains, and pins had been installed at the factory on the angled end of the ramp as the setup installation instructions show, I would not have had to drill any holes into the ramp or use carabiners.

Bought the 12 ft ramp for a 2 ft stair rise, and it seems to work well so far. It was almost too heavy for me to lift and wrestle into position, and I can't figure out why the spring latch is located on the wrong side of the pin to keep it from sliding loose (but it hasn't moved yet, so not a worry). I put it in the garage on the cement floor, so the stability is good (If using outside, you might want to pour a cement pad for the feet). Had to buy a special large drill bit (5/16" I think) to drill holes into the metal door threshold to place the top pins in to secure it in place. The bottom feel very sturdy with the extra legs, but the top is a bit saggy about 3 feet from the top. It's fine for elderly mother -- 115lbs plus wheelchair plus 145lbs of me pushing her -- but anything heavier would need additional support at the top end if only for peace of mind. Will not be moving it, so I don't know how "portable" it would be, especially given its weight. But it was quick to order and be delivered, fairly easy to assemble (don't bother with the online video--not good), and cheaper than if I had hired someone to build a wooden ramp. It also isn't permanent, so nothing to tear down once mom's no longer living with me. It's fine if someone is pushing the chair, but a bit too steep on this rise for mom to use a walker or someone doing it on their own. I bought this particular ramp because 1) it has the little threshold ramps on the top and bottom for smoother on/off, 2) similar ramps with 2 sets of feet would not have worked with my stairs. I would recommend this ramp and am so glad I was able to find it when we needed one in a hurry and at a decent price. Hiring someone to build a ramp would have cost even more and been an ugly eyesore in the front of the house. This can be hidden in the garage or put away when not in use. (But it's so heavy for me that I'm just leaving it in place and parking outside.)

So I bought a 3-ft and a 4-ft aluminum ramp I've had them a year now they work great they are a little noisy and that's probably because of how thin the aluminum is they like to make a lot of creaking and cracking sounds when you go over them so I can't use them at night or they wake up the whole house that's the only problem other than that they work as they should they're easy to use they're lightweight can't go wrong when you're confined to a wheelchair

Pros: Ramp came in a timely manner. Seems sturdy overall, though there is a little bounce when stepped on. Folds to a smaller size for storage and is lightweight. No slip surface works well, and no slip padding at underside where upper portion of ramp contacts upper step helps it not slide off step and protects tile underneath ramp from scratching. (Unfortunately there is no padding at underside of ramp at bottom of step surface to prevent scratching. A nonslip mat may help there). Cons: The ramp side guardrails, while a nice addition, blocked the ability of our door to open and close over the ramp. We had to open the door, place the ramp, and then remove it after use in order to close the door. This ramp worked fine for a sliding door entry or an entry where the door opens the opposite direction from where you want the ramp. We wanted it for a front door that opened out to a step down, so this did not work for us. This may have also been an issue due to the specific clearance between our door and the step, so you may not have this issue. We were able to find a different ramp that had angled side guardrails at the top and bottom that didn't hinder door opening. Also, we were surprised to see that the hinge that allows the ramp to fold in half was not flush on the walking side surface of the ramp. This means there is a tripping hazard if you step in the middle of the ramp. This probably won't hinder a wheelchair, but may be an issue for walking up the ramp. We also questioned whether the ramp might collapse if the hinge was stepped on, but that would seem to only happen if the ramp also slid off the top step. Overall, a good ramp, taking into consideration the above cons, which really only affect certain circumstances of being used. Can't speak to longevity, as we've only had it for a few weeks.

I bought this so that my mother could get around in a wheelchair. This ramp is amazing. There was no assembly, it has good traction strips and fits great for being able to go from an upper floor down 8" inches to the lower floor. When not in use it is very easy to fold up and move out of the way. Well worth the money but just in case of slippage I used 2 rubber outdoor mats on my hardwood floors so it wouldn't slip by accident.

My husband is an amputee and is in a motorized wheelchair. This has been a game changer. It is super sturdy yet very easy to move around to clean under. My husband is a big guy and his wheelchair is very heavy. There is no flex or bending of the ramp when he goes over it. It fits the door width well. The length is perfect for short spaces and it provides great traction. Even if it’s wet from rain, the wheelchair doesn’t slip. It’s also easy for the rest of us to walk over it. I have had this one for over a year now and he has worn some of the traction off but it has not affected the functionality at all. I would definitely recommend this purchase.

We use this ramp to go up 2 interior stairs for my mobility limited mother. The middle brace isn't well engineered. Even when it is as low as it can possibly go it is still a bit too high. When you look at the recommendations for the height you are looking to go up compared to the length of the ramp, the middle brace should have been much shorter to begin with. It's still usable but it should have been been shorter. Beyond that the welds look well done and the ramp is self seems fine and we are hoping it will be able to stand up to daily use. This get 3.5 stars from me.

Se adapta perfectamente y está medida es adequada para salvar un escalón con silla motorizada. Es muy rápida de montar y muy ligera para,su traslado

Very sturdy. Very heavy, but works for my needs.

Brinda una facilidad para rodar con silla de ruedas en lugares con desnivel.

Génial, ça change la vie. Prévoir des calles pour bien ajuster le positionnement.

It is very user friendly, convenient and it works