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Ramps provide access for those with disabilities to areas where stairs are an impedance. If you are reading this, you or a loved one likely have an issue navigating stairs, or you own a home or office that you want to provide access to for people with disabilities. Whether an individual uses a wheelchair, a walker, a cane or simply has difficulty navigating stairs, ramps can mean the difference between getting into a building or not. For some, ramps allow those with disabilities or mobility problems to stay in there own home when they otherwise could not due to accessibility issues. Common places where ramps can be helpful or even necessary include entrances, doors, porches, inclining or declining walkways, or any other elevated area where stairs are the only existing option.
The information provided on this site is intended only as an overview of ramps. We strongly recommend discussing your options with a professional mobility dealer and installer.
Most people considering obtaining a ramp have three primary considerations: safety, ease of installation, and aesthetics.
While there are a number of options for creating a stepless
entrance to a home, office, or facility, including... More >>
Safety is a primary concern for any ramp you may install in your home or office. Inclination, or steepness... More >>
There a number of ramp types to you choose from depending on your needs, ranging from traditional permanent... More >>