Prairie View Industries ATH1232 Adjustable Threshold Ramp, 12 Inch X 32 Inch, 6 Lbs

I had to purchase 2 of these, one for each side of my door frame, in order to wheel my mom in and out in a wheelchair. It was difficult to find the right size, but these fit the bill...most of them were too wide, this one is just the right width, and the fact that the height was adjustable made it perfect. It is also very sturdy. Also, it was less expensive than a lot of them. Very pleased with this purchase.

Excellent well constructed ramps. Ideal for both manual and power wheelchairs. I use a 250 pound power-chair (plus my 250 lb. body weight) on them with no problem. The non-skid ramps are perfect for indoor and outdoor use. The height of the ramp is easy to adjust to any needed level if the stated limits are observed when buying. I notice that most complaints stem from people ordering a ramp too short for the intended incline. The general rule is a 12 inch length ramp for every one inch incline; especially for manual wheelchairs and mid-wheel drive power-chairs. Many front and rear-wheel drive power-chairs should be able to negotiate a two inch incline on a 12 inch ramp. The ramp may seem a little pricey but the workmanship and durability are worth it.

Easy to assemble and adjustable. The ramp fit perfectly on the back patio deck. Easy to get out in a wheelchair but can be a little tricky going up to get back inside.

I brought this ramp to the OBX expecting to use on the sliding glass door lip but I needed it for the 4' step entering the house also. It worked really good strong,strudy and adjustable obviously help is still needed to get over the step but it makes it a lot easier and softer landing for person in the chair

I know this is ffg ir doorways for wherlsmchairs maneuverability. But I bought i8f to move my stuff on and off moving podsSaved my move . The adjustable feet need work though. They fell off. They need a nut that stays on so they don't fall off . And a third foot in the center would work. As well as instead of a ramp it could have sloped on all 3 sides so you dont have to go straight off.

The product seems to be a goo, solid, sturdy ramp that I could really use if it adjusted up to 3 inches. However, rather than being 2 inches in height as the seller lists, it is only 1.25 inches high and the adjustable leg can only add another inch. I need a 3 inch rise for my purposes so I am trying to return it to the seller. Not only am a getting a run-around, but they are saying I need to pay return shipping even though I am returning it due to the error. I can recommend the product for use with up to 2 inch rise, but not the seller.

One on each side of sliding door rails (one outside and one inside) works for powered wheelchair users. We needed short ramps in tight space. Loved that the height was adjustable.

My son is wheelchair bound, and gets a shower twice a day, this ramp worked perfectly getting him in and out, the only negative, was the sound it made while rolling on the aluminum, so as a buffer, I placed it on top of a thin foam non skid/slip kitchen mat, which totally eliminated the sound, and enabled a smooth transition. Very easy setup.