Ruedamann 6' 6.7" Adjustable Aluminum Wheelchair Ramp,Portable Telescoping Non-Skid Surface Wheelchair Ramp for Home, Stairs, Steps, 600lbs Capacity (MR207N-6)

I bought 2 pairs of these for an elderly family member who is now wheel chair bound. Gramp’s house has two standard steps inside (15” total rise) and these 4 ft ramps are easy to put in place. The incline is a bit steep, so not something you’d want to navigate if you are maneuvering the wheel chair yourself; buy the 6 ft or 8ft ones. I measured the distance between the centers of the wheels and put blue tape on the carpet so the ramps can be easily placed then set aside when not in use (they weigh very little) and granny can then navigate the stairs without tripping on them. Bottom line is that they would work really well for a single step, 2 steps needs someone with a little strength to push the wheel chair and 3 steps would definitely need a 6ft or 8ft ramp.

Excellent wheelchair ramp- versatile and great for facilitating easy movement over steps

Excellent quality. Love the handles. Clamps effortlessly and yet very strong. Easily extends and retracts. I’m a 5’1” 69 yr old woman and find it light yet sturdy. I use them to load my 3 wheel recumbent trike bike!

These make it easy for my mom’s wheelchair to make it out of the house. These are very portable and can be setup an removed as needed

This review is specifically for folks who need these to get their chair into a vehicle. So my issue is my heart, and I have a very heavy (450lb) powerchair. I got one of those folding ramps and it was like 50lbs, I couldn't even assemble it without complications, let alone shove the chair up it into the cargo bed of my SUV, so I had to return it. These are perfect. Like 14lbs each, easily set up. And you can walk between them to push the chair up, instead of loading from the side, so you can put your whole weight behind pushing, making it much easier. For folks who aren't strong, or if you have bad days where you can't exert yourself like me, you can get a little hand winch or electric winch attached to the seatbacks to pull it up the ramps for you. Getting a manual chair up these would be a breeze.