Ramps

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Are you in need of Renting a Threshold Ramp due to an upcoming surgery, family member visiting, or a vacation? Are you in the market to Purchase a Threshold Ramp but would like to Rent one first to make sure you will be satisfied? Do you currently have a Threshold Ramp that requires Service and you need to Rent a replacement device?

Specs for the Supported Threshold Ramp

1" Rise:  8" Long x 36" Wide 

1.5" Rise:  12" Long x 36" Wide

2" Rise:  16" Long x 36" Wide  

2.5" Rise:  20" Long x 36" Wide

3" Rise:  24" Long x 36" Wide

Ramp Widths:  36" 

Weight Capacity:  600lbs 

Measuring Guide

Our simple guide on how to correctly size a ramp.

In planning a ramp installation, think about how you’ll use the ramp. Will you be walking, wheeling, wheeling with assistance, or motoring? You’ll need to know the Rise to decide on the Ramp Length (Run).  

To figure the Rise (Vertical height), just measure from the ground level, straight up to the top level you need to access.

To figure the Ramp Length you need, see below:  

• Ramps that are being used on commercial buildings must meet ADA guidelines. The slope cannot be greater than 1 inch of rise to 1 foot of ramp length.  That slope is comfortable for a person self-propelling a wheelchair up the ramp without help.  Example: If you have two steps, and each is 7 inches high, the total rise is 14 inches. Your ramp needs to be 14 feet long. 1 inch of rise to 1 foot of length  
• If your ramp is being used on a private residence, ADA guidelines are not required, but you still need a slope you can comfortably manage.  If a person is walking, or being pushed in a wheelchair, 2 inches of rise per 1 foot of ramp length is fine.  Example: If you have two steps, and each is 7 inches high, the total rise is 14 inches.  Your ramp needs to be 7 feet long. 2 inches of rise to 1 foot of length  
• If your ramp is being used on a private residence for access with powered mobility- like a scooter or power chair, the slope can be 3 inches of rise to 1 foot of ramp length. Example: If you have two steps, and each is 7 inches high, the total rise is 14 inches.  Your ramp needs to be 4 ½ feet long. 3 inches of rise to 1 foot of length.

What Makes Our Threshold Ramps Different?  

Our Threshold Ramps are perfect for doorways, allowing a smooth, sturdy, seamless surface for wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, and cane users to easily transition from one level to another. Made from high-strength aluminum that will never rust nor corrode, they have an extruded, slip-resistant for superior traction. Our Threshold Ramps are ideal for doorways, sliding glass doors, and raised landings. Because they are supported threshold ramps they don't have a lip, so doors can open out, and can just be placed on the floor and pushed against the threshold. 

What Are Common Uses for Threshold Ramp Rentals?  

• Recovering from a surgery
• Recovering from an injury
• Short term disability
• Travelling
• Events 
• Repair replacement

What Does Our White Glove Delivery/Set Up Entail?  

• Threshold Ramp demonstration provided to customer

What Areas Do We Deliver To In North Carolina?    

Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Chapel Hill, Rocky Mount

Detailing Fee    

There will be a Detailing Fee of $49 charged to customers who return the Threshold Ramp excessively dirty or muddy.

Cancellation Policy   

We understand that surgeries get rescheduled, trips get cancelled, and events get postponed. We will try and accommodate you in every way possible, however, we do adhere strictly to these policies Click Here

Are you in need of Renting a Wheel-a-Bout Ramp due to an upcoming surgery, family member visiting, or a vacation? Are you in the market to Purchase a Wheel-a-Bout Ramp but would like to Rent one first to make sure you will be satisfied? Do you currently have a Wheel-a-Bout Ramp that requires Service and you need to Rent a replacement device?

Specs for the Wheel-a-Bout Ramp

12' Ramp:  12' Long x 30" Wide 

Ramp Widths:  30" 

Ramp Weight: 98lbs

Weight Capacity:  600lbs 

Measuring Guide

Our simple guide on how to correctly size a ramp.

In planning a ramp installation, think about how you’ll use the ramp. Will you be walking, wheeling, wheeling with assistance, or motoring? You’ll need to know the Rise to decide on the Ramp Length (Run).  

To figure the Rise (Vertical height), just measure from the ground level, straight up to the top level you need to access.

To figure the Ramp Length you need, see below:  

• Ramps that are being used on commercial buildings must meet ADA guidelines. The slope cannot be greater than 1 inch of rise to 1 foot of ramp length.  That slope is comfortable for a person self-propelling a wheelchair up the ramp without help.  Example: If you have two steps, and each is 7 inches high, the total rise is 14 inches. Your ramp needs to be 14 feet long. 1 inch of rise to 1 foot of length  
• If your ramp is being used on a private residence, ADA guidelines are not required, but you still need a slope you can comfortably manage.  If a person is walking, or being pushed in a wheelchair, 2 inches of rise per 1 foot of ramp length is fine.  Example: If you have two steps, and each is 7 inches high, the total rise is 14 inches.  Your ramp needs to be 7 feet long. 2 inches of rise to 1 foot of length  
• If your ramp is being used on a private residence for access with powered mobility- like a scooter or power chair, the slope can be 3 inches of rise to 1 foot of ramp length. Example: If you have two steps, and each is 7 inches high, the total rise is 14 inches.  Your ramp needs to be 4 ½ feet long. 3 inches of rise to 1 foot of length.

What Makes Our Wheel-a-Bout Ramps Different?  

Our Wheel-a-Bout Ramps area perfect solution when your mobility device needs to safely overcome obstacles such as a few steps at your home’s entryway. Whether at home or on the go, this portable ramp is there to offer an easy incline in order to navigate thresholds, curbs, entrances, etc. Its durable, all-aluminum design makes this ramp a long-lasting solution that will assist you for years to come.  

What Are Common Uses for Wheel-a-Bout Ramp Rentals?  

• Recovering from a surgery
• Recovering from an injury
• Short term disability
• Travelling
• Events 
• Repair replacement

What Does Our White Glove Delivery/Set Up Entail?  

• Wheel-a-Bout Ramp demonstration provided to customer
• Putting rubber mat under top and bottom of ramp
• Attaching ramp to surface with screws if needed

What Areas Do We Deliver To In North Carolina?    

Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Chapel Hill, Rocky Mount

Detailing Fee    

There will be a Detailing Fee of $49 charged to customers who make the Wheel-a-Bout Ramp excessively dirty or muddy.

Cancellation Policy   

We understand that surgeries get rescheduled, trips get cancelled, and events get postponed. We will try and accommodate you in every way possible, however, we do adhere strictly to these policies Click Here

Are you in need of Renting a Residential Ramp due to an upcoming surgery, family member visiting, or a vacation? Are you in the market to Purchase a Residential Ramp but would like to Rent one first to make sure you will be satisfied? Do you currently have a Residential Ramp that requires Service and you need to Rent a replacement device?

Specs for the Residential Ramp

Standard Sizes Ramp Length:  1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8 FT     

Ramp Width:  36 IN     

Platforms:  4x4, 4x5, 4x8 5x5, 5x6,5x7 & 5x8 FT  ​  

Rest Platforms:  4 & 5 feet x Ramp Width

Standard:  4" Curb and Handrails

Weight Capacity:  750lbs 

Measuring Guide

Our simple guide on how to correctly size a ramp.

In planning a ramp installation, think about how you’ll use the ramp. Will you be walking, wheeling, wheeling with assistance, or motoring? You’ll need to know the Rise to decide on the Ramp Length (Run).  

To figure the Rise (Vertical height), just measure from the ground level, straight up to the top level you need to access.

To figure the Ramp Length you need, see below:  

• Ramps that are being used on commercial buildings must meet ADA guidelines. The slope cannot be greater than 1 inch of rise to 1 foot of ramp length.  That slope is comfortable for a person self-propelling a wheelchair up the ramp without help.  Example: If you have two steps, and each is 7 inches high, the total rise is 14 inches. Your ramp needs to be 14 feet long. 1 inch of rise to 1 foot of length  
• If your ramp is being used on a private residence, ADA guidelines are not required, but you still need a slope you can comfortably manage.  If a person is walking, or being pushed in a wheelchair, 2 inches of rise per 1 foot of ramp length is fine.  Example: If you have two steps, and each is 7 inches high, the total rise is 14 inches.  Your ramp needs to be 7 feet long. 2 inches of rise to 1 foot of length  
• If your ramp is being used on a private residence for access with powered mobility- like a scooter or power chair, the slope can be 3 inches of rise to 1 foot of ramp length. Example: If you have two steps, and each is 7 inches high, the total rise is 14 inches.  Your ramp needs to be 4 ½ feet long. 3 inches of rise to 1 foot of length.

What Makes Our Residential Ramps Different?  

Our Residential Ramps feature a seamless, slip-resistant surface offering the ideal solution when mobility needs extend beyond the scope of a conventional portable ramp and need to be configured to fit unique requirements of your home. Perfect for temporary or semi-permanent home access, it can be moved or relocated as needs change. This ramp features a design accommodating up to 750 lbs that can withstand the rigors of repeated, everyday use in all weather conditions. With a slip resistant surface for superb traction and a 36' width, it is ideal for scooters, wheelchairs, and walkers. The Ramp with Handrails features a formed top transition for secure placement and an adjustable bottom transition plate that allows smooth ramp-to-ground transitions. Each side of the ramp is built with a 4" raised side curb that helps to prevent mobility equipment from driving off the side of the ramp. The two-line handrails feature a continuous top rail and a lower rail for additional security and user stability.

What Are Common Uses for Residential Ramp Rentals?  

• Recovering from a surgery
• Recovering from an injury
• Short term disability
• Travelling
• Events 
• Repair replacement

What Does Our White Glove Delivery/Set Up Entail?  

• Residential Ramp demonstration provided to customer

What Areas Do We Deliver To In North Carolina?    

Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Chapel Hill, Rocky Mount

Detailing Fee    

There will be a Detailing Fee of $49 charged to customers who return the Residential Ramp excessively dirty or muddy.

Cancellation Policy   

We understand that surgeries get rescheduled, trips get cancelled, and events get postponed. We will try and accommodate you in every way possible, however, we do adhere strictly to these policies Click Here