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10' Wheelchair Access Ramp

10' Wheelchair Access Ramp

$1,199.00
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This 10' semi-permanent aluminum ramp provides safe access for steps. Lightweight and durable, it’s ideal for home use and easy to position.

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Specifications

Manufactured from high-strength, lightweight aluminum
Superior 850 lb. weight capacity
Measures 10' L x 36" W and accommodates a maximum rise of 20"
Textured extruded aluminum surface for increased traction
Bottom transition plates adjust to uneven terrain
3" side curbs prevent accidental slips and falls

Weight: 80lbs

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the 10' Wheelchair Access Ramp work?

The 10' Wheelchair Access Ramp is a semi-permanent aluminum ramp that bridges steps or raised thresholds to provide safe wheelchair and mobility device access. Simply position the lightweight aluminum ramp at the desired location, ensure it's stable and secure, then roll wheelchairs, walkers, or scooters up the gradual incline for barrier-free entry.

Q: What is the weight capacity of a 10-foot wheelchair ramp?

Most 10-foot aluminum wheelchair ramps support between 600-800 pounds, accommodating standard wheelchairs, power chairs, and mobility scooters along with the user. The lightweight yet durable aluminum construction ensures strength without excessive weight, making it suitable for home use while maintaining structural integrity.

Q: Can the 10' Wheelchair Access Ramp be used outdoors?

Yes, this aluminum ramp is designed for both indoor and outdoor use. The aluminum material resists rust and corrosion, making it weather-resistant for outdoor placement. Its semi-permanent design allows you to position it at entryways, porches, or steps where consistent accessibility is needed while remaining easy to relocate if necessary.

Q: How much space do I need to install a 10-foot wheelchair ramp?

A 10-foot ramp requires approximately 10 feet of straight, level ground extending from the base of your steps or threshold. Following ADA guidelines, wheelchair ramps should have a 1:12 slope ratio, meaning this 10-foot ramp is ideal for overcoming a rise of about 10 inches. Ensure you have adequate width (minimum 36 inches) and clearance at both top and bottom.

Q: Is the 10' Wheelchair Access Ramp easy to move or reposition?

Yes, the lightweight aluminum construction makes this ramp easy to position and reposition as needed. Unlike permanent concrete or wooden ramps, this semi-permanent solution can be moved to different locations around your home without requiring installation tools or structural modifications, offering flexibility for changing accessibility needs.

P65 Warning for Plastics

⚠ WARNING:This product can expose you to chemicals including ethylene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Why we know this works!

We love this 10 foot access ramp because as occupational therapy practitioners (OTPs) we see too many people become housebound not by their diagnosis but by the few steps at their own front door. How long does a wheelchair ramp need to be? The safest rule is 1 foot of ramp for every 1 inch of rise, so this 10 foot ramp is ideal for a rise of about 10 inches, and it can handle up to a 20 inch rise at a steeper slope when a caregiver assists. Its 36 inch width, textured aluminum surface, 3 inch side curbs, and 850 pound capacity give wheelchairs, scooters, and walkers a stable, weather-resistant path in and out of the home. This ramp is especially important for full-time wheelchair and power scooter users, and for people with heart or lung disease whose endurance cannot handle steps. It weighs 80 pounds and is meant to stay in place, so for a single low step or doorway choose a Rubber Threshold Ramp or a shorter Suitcase Ramp instead, and if your entry rises more than 20 inches or needs a turn, start with our Getting a Custom Ramp service.

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