10FT Ramps for Wheelchairs for Home, 800 lb Capacity

I bought these to help myailing mother, who was in a wheelchair at the time I needed these. Getting in and out of the house was a chore and these ramps made it a lot easier for her mobility. They're easy to set up. I took them out of the box and literally unfolded them and placed them where they needed to be. They're solid and I trusted them to hold a wheelchair with around 200 pounds on it plus me, which made it around 500 lb every time we had to leave the house. They are a bit bouncy but not flimsy. If I had to do anything again, I would secure the top lip to the threshold of the door with screws. We never had an issue with slippage but we were cautious to square up the top lip before going down the ramp each time. I would definitely recommend these if you're in need of a quick ramp. We got a lot of good comments from delivery guys after setting these up.

I bring my wheel chair bound loved one in and out of the house through the garage. There is one 5 inch step. Tipping the chair back made him nervous and he tended to lean forward making the process even more difficult for me. This little ramp makes a big difference. It folds, making it easy to throw in the trunk so we can also use it at other places. It stays in place. I have NOT felt a need to bolt it down. I use a wagon to bring groceries in. The ramp has also improved that process. I've had it a couple of months and it's like new. I recommend it highly!

Sturdy & easy to use. They were a blessing for me during my foot surgery

I bought this to get down the step outside my apartment in a wheelchair after I broke my leg and couldn’t put weight on it at all for two months. It’s sturdy but but there’s a bump at the top and about half an inch at the bottom that kind of drops off. Whoever’s pushing me has to tip the wheelchair back to get the front wheels onto the ramp. Other than that it works great. Measure how long you need because I got them a bit short, so it’s a steep up/downhill transfer for me. I was in the hospital for a month so by the time I needed them it was beyond the return date. That was my mistake. But they get the job done as long as the person pushing you can tilt the chair back to get over that bump

The step from the porch is only 4" but the physical therapists strongly advised against tipping a wheelchair with a heavy occupant to get up the step. The Ruedaman ramps solved the problem well. They fit perfectly and allowed smooth access for the wheelchair without interfering with walking into the house. The way they are designed, there was no slippage from the step when in use. They were wide enough for a standard wheelchair and the sides prevented the wheelchair from falling off one side. Well-designed although a bit heavier than I expected. Highly recommend.

Ramp for walker and wheelchair

The ramp came it seems very sturdy The grip tape is really good so there's no slipping but the screws they sent to attach the legs are completely wrong they sent small wood screws that will not work with the metal at all and they don't even fit the holes that are drilled into the metal. Hopefully the company will send me replacements or someone can recommend what size screw I'm going to need to attach these so I can just pick them up at the hardware store.

We bought the 10 foot ramp to use for our steps into the house and to get my aunt into our minivan. It is pretty heavy but no problem with 2 fairly strong people. My daughter and I were able to set it up and folks it up. I like the legs. Once we got our system down on how to open and get it placed, it worked well. If you are using to get someone into a minivan, you will want to consider their height. My aunt is about 4'9" so she could get through the door and sit without any threat of bumping her head on the top of the van if we went over a bump. She's heavy though and the ramp never felt like it would fall through. We took the back of the van seats out and used 4 tie down straps to make sure she was fully secured into place. To set up and folks up, a very strong person could do it but it's easier with 2 people.