Portable Wheelchair Ramp 6FT, Handicap Ramp with Stabilizing Legs & Non-Slip Surface, 800LBS Capacity, Aluminum Folding Wheelchair Ramps for Home Steps, Entry, Walkers, Doorways, Threshold Ramp

Very handy. Portable light and easy to use

Very sturdy; non-slip. Using it to get to the garage (one step down, 4") and in the house (one step up/down, 6") to move my mother around in a wheelchair. I like that it folds up for storage when not in use. Highly recommend.

WE got this to get up onto our front porch. Flexes and creaks a bit with 200 lbs in a wheel chair going up and down but seems to hold up quite well. Dog is afraid to walk on it. Our porch is only One large step up without the ramp. The ramp works ok for a manual chair with me pushing it. However it is too steep for the power scooter to drive up on its own, and the transition from tilt to flat is to much for the scooter to navigate with anyone on it. The scooter bottoms out on the edge and drive wheels lose traction.

We used this almost daily from Jan 2025 to April 2025 with no issues. It held my father (250+ lbs) my mother (130lbs) & her wheel chair with no issue. I was able to set it up & take it down on my own relatively easily. It also folds up well and is easily stored in our garage. If my mother hadn’t passed I have no doubt that we’d still be using the ramp with no issue.

This ramp is sturdy. It flexes some when you walk on it, but not much. It has made it easier for me to get in and out of my house. It works great when I need to use an electric wheelchair. Just make sure to use the excellent chart to order the right length of ramp for your needs.

Exactly what we were looking for!

My wife is in a wheelchair and we have been unable to visit people because of the step getting up to their porch. Being almost 70 myself, didn't want something too big and heavy to get in and out of the wheelchair van, so decided to try this 5' ramp. It works great! A little weird to unfold, and being only 5 feet long the angle is a little steep, but still pretty easy to push her up and over it. Overall we're very happy with the purchase and keep it in the back of our van for when we need a little help.

I bought this ramp to be able to easily move my wife in her wheelchair from our family room to the surrounding deck. The deck is 7" below the room, so I bought the 3' model. It's very well made and sturdy. It flexes a little bit when I walk on it, but that's to be expected and is not a problem. To not flex it would have to be so heavy I wouldn't be able to lift it. Because my doorway includes a storm door I had to install the ramp a little different from normal. One end of the ramp is considered the top; the other end is the bottom. There are only two difference between the two ends. The top has some holes to aid when it's folded. And the top also has some non-skid material to keep it from - yes - skidding off the door threshold. But I had to install it with the top end down. And I screwed it to the deck to prevent it from slipping. It works great. I suppose I could have rated it lower, but in my experience any general purpose product might have to be modified a little to work properly in the real world. So I'm happy with it.