3FT Portable Wheelchair Ramp, Threshold Ramps for Home Steps Doorways | 800LBS Load-Bearing, 3-9 Inch Steps, Non-Slip, Aluminum, Foldable, Tool-Free Assembly, Handle, for Scooters/Threshold/Entry

Bought this ramp to help get a relative that is wheelchair bound into a pickup truck. It worked great! It folds up and only weighs 50 lbs. We also purchased a 4' square video platform that had extendable legs. 17" legs fit perfect with this ramp for a 4x4 chevy pickup. My relative could wheel up the ramp and transfer to the passenger seat, no problem. The ramp was easy to use, store and carry. The non-slip feature was especially useful for outdoor use. We plan to keep it for future use in our home as we age and need a ramp instead of stairs to get in from the garage to the house.

The 7’ handicap ramp is very sturdy while being light weight approximately 45 pounds. This model has stability legs in the center, previous ones did not. This feature is a must for a ramp of this length. The attachment to our garage entry door was easy. Drilled two small holes and the included pins secures the ramp. It’s quick and easy to set up and store. When stored, it takes up little space, folding up compactly . Overall, the flexibility this has provided solved a big problem for us.

Works great, especially since my mom has been wheelchair bound lately. Easy to use only when needed and removes quickly as well, bonus for the handle!!! We just drilled 2 holes in the bottom door frame, and lock the keys in. Has skid proof material and slightly raised edges to make sure she doesn't slip off. I looked for awhile and this was best quality and price by far!

I purchased the TaiH Leo 10FT Wheelchair Ramp to allow a Permobile M3 powered wheelchair periodic access to a residence in a location where a permanent ramp could not be built and the rise was only three steps. The ramp definitely serves this purpose. There are a few concerns that need to be addressed: First, this ramp is advertised to be able to support up to 800 lbs. There is no way this ramp could support that much weight and would buckle at the hinge if attempted. My son who weighs 220 lbs. caused the ramp to strain quite a bit. The chair, with the occupant weighs less than 550 lbs. but would be very unsafe without any extra support. I had my son build a heavy duty support that is placed under the hinge when the ramp is deployed. With the support under the hinge, the ramp is safe to use and can handle the weight. I included a few pictures of the support that he built. The support resembles a small sawhorse and is the width of the ramp. Second, at the top of the ramp there are two holes that are near the safety pins. I recommend, if possible, to drill two holes that correspond to the holes in the ramp in the top step edge in order to drop the safety pins into. I realize that not everyone can do this, especially if the stairs are concrete. However, this will keep the ramp from shifting or pulling back. I included a picture where the holes are located in the ramp. One miscellaneous issue, my son had to file a small piece of aluminum that was clearly left over from the manufacturing process that was preventing the hinge from closing completely. It was a simple fix. Overall I believe the ramp is an economical solution, especially when a permanent ramp cannot be built. With just a few extra considerations the ramp then performs safely. I left off one star due to the weight issue and having to build a support.

After a parent’s hospitalization, we quickly needed a wheelchair ramp in a carport with three steps. This one arrived quickly, serves its intended purpose, and can be assembled and disassembled easily. For our 18-inch total height, this 10-foot length ramp was just right, in the space we had available, for pushing a wheelchair up and slowly bringing it down. It might be too steep for some people, but we found it to be just what we needed.

Easy to setup and is extremely sturdy!

It works well for a wheelchair or walking up or down a ramp. It feels secure.

This was a lifesaver when my mom was in a wheelchair/ walker. It does flex and move a little when on it so seems a little scary but it held up under weight every time. Easy to put up and take down. Folds good. Our incline was a little over 2 feet so it wasn't too steep and folic over steps good. Had good traction too.

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