Prairie View IndustriesTH1632 Threshold Ramp, 16 x 32 Inch

Our door from garage to laundry room needed to be reversed which left a 1.5" drop on the garage side of threshold. This ramp was perfect for transitioning from garage to laundry room. My husband unscrewed the top wood piece of the threshold because the door wouldn't close with the ramp on it, but after removing that piece which was about 1/2" thick, the door now shuts. Many people including myself had tripped over that threshold and when we'd have guests with walkers or wheelchairs it made it hard to roll over. Not any more! Thanks for a great product!

I purchased this ramp in order to move a heavy telescope on a dolly with casters out of my garage. This ramp flexes in the middle far more than I was expecting. I placed a block of wood under the middle near the threshold which helped some. The other issue for my use case is that there is a bit of an extra rise/bump near the top of the ramp which makes it difficult to get the casters started over it when going in the downhill direction. It may work better for other uses such as wheelchairs since it is sturdier near the sides than in the middle.

I have purchased several of these. Two this size at my former house and now one this size at my current house. They are just what we needed to go into the house with our adaptive equipment. Prior to permanent installation of the ramp, my son put a board underneath the center part, to Make it feel even sturdier. I used the ramp “loose” (unattached) for a while prior to his visit.

My wife has mobility issues and uses a walker or electric scooter to get around. She likes to go from the house out onto our balcony but there is almost a 2 inch drop in level and she has trouble getting up and down across it. I bought this ramp and it works great. The sandpaper-like treads give extra traction for the scooter. The deck is wood, so I drilled 2 holes and screwed the bottom to the deck. I cut a 2x4 and put it under the top against the doorway threshold. and screwed the ramp to that using the existing mounting holes. I measured the height of the threshold and cut the 2x4 to the needed height to match. Works great.

I purchased this size ramp to handle wheelchair access over the two-inch threshold to our house and it has done that, but I wish now that I had selected a size longer than 16 inches in order to have a more gradual incline. I use a power wheelchair with plenty of power but have found that the chair's direction becomes a little unstable when it reaches the top of the ramp due to the slope, necessitating careful maneuvering to continue in a straight line into the house. It was easy to install, however, with the included mounting screws and seems sturdy and durable.

Does the job

Ramp works well for my daughter's wheelchair. The lip on the top was too curved so it didn't rest well on the step. Put ramp into a press to flatten. Sits perfect now.

Just like the listing said. Works great.