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5' Suitcase Ramp | for up to 7" rise

5' Suitcase Ramp | for up to 7" rise

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This 5 foot long portable ramp is long enough to safely use to go up 2 steps that are up to 7in high.

Embark on your next adventure with ease by learning how to utilize a suitcase ramp for wheelchairs effectively. Read our comprehensive guide here. Discover the perfect wheelchair to fit your lifestyle and enhance your mobility in this guide.

Specifications

Height: 10in
Length: 5ft
Width: 29in
800 lb weight capacity

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the 5' Suitcase Ramp | for up to 7" rise work? This portable suitcase ramp unfolds to create a 5-foot long surface that allows wheelchairs, scooters, and walkers to safely navigate steps up to 7 inches high. Simply unfold the ramp, position it securely against the steps, and roll or walk up the gradual incline instead of having to lift over individual steps.

Q: What weight capacity does this suitcase ramp support? This RampIt suitcase ramp is designed to safely support standard wheelchairs, mobility scooters, and users with walkers. The sturdy construction ensures reliable support for daily mobility needs while maintaining portability for travel and storage.

Q: How portable is the 5-foot suitcase ramp for travel? The suitcase-style design allows this ramp to fold in half for compact storage and easy transport. Its lightweight yet durable construction makes it perfect for taking on trips, visiting family, or moving between different locations where accessibility is needed.

Q: What types of steps and surfaces can I use this ramp on? This 5-foot ramp is specifically designed for steps up to 7 inches in height, making it ideal for standard residential steps, curbs, raised thresholds, and small elevation changes. The length provides a safe, gradual incline that meets ADA-recommended slope guidelines.

Q: Is the suitcase ramp safe for outdoor use in different weather conditions? Yes, this ramp features a non-slip surface that provides secure traction in various weather conditions. The durable materials are designed to withstand outdoor use, though storing indoors when not in use will help extend its lifespan.

Q: How do I properly set up and secure the suitcase ramp? Setting up is simple: unfold the ramp completely, ensure both sections are locked in place, position the top edge securely against the step or threshold, and verify the ramp is stable before use. Always check that the ramp is properly aligned and won't shift during use.

Q: What's the difference between a 5-foot ramp and shorter ramp options? The 5-foot length provides a gentler, safer incline for navigating 7-inch rises compared to shorter ramps. This length follows accessibility guidelines that recommend a 1:12 ratio (1 inch of rise per 12 inches of ramp length) for optimal safety and ease of use.

Q: Can this ramp be used with different types of mobility devices? Absolutely! This versatile ramp accommodates wheelchairs (manual and electric), mobility scooters, walkers, rollators, and even hand trucks or dollies. The wide surface and sturdy construction make it suitable for various mobility aids and equipment.

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 5 foot suitcase ramp because as occupational therapy practitioners (OTPs) we measure a lot of entryways, and two small steps stop a wheelchair just as surely as one big one. Can a ramp go over two steps? Yes, when it is long enough: this 5 foot ramp safely spans steps totaling up to 7 inches of rise, so a wheelchair, rollator, or walker rolls up in one smooth pass instead of two risky lifts. It folds in half for transport, supports up to 800 pounds, and is durable enough to stay outside year round. This length is especially valuable for full time wheelchair users and for caregivers who cannot safely tip a chair up steps, like a spouse helping after a stroke. If your steps total more than 7 inches, move up to the 6 foot, 7 foot, or 8 foot Suitcase Ramp, because the steeper a ramp gets, the harder and less safe it is to push.

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