Wheelchair Ramp 6FT,72" Lx31 W,Non-Slip Portable Ramps for Wheelchair for Home Steps,Foldable Aluminum Handicap Ramps for Homes,Entry，Shed,Steps,Stairs,Handicaps,Doorways,Curbs,Walkers

Delivered as advertised, on short notice. Compact and foldable yet sturdy. Worked perfectly for my requirements.

This little ramp helped a lot. Have been taking her wheelchair out and having to let it drop down and then bring front down. And going back in was very difficult. This solved both going out and coming in issues. Nice and sturdy but lightweight enough to take in and out when not needed. Thanks so much. I may order another, longer, for another area.

These work for me. They seem sturdy and hold a standard wheelchair with rider ok. Easy to carry around with the built-in handle. Easy to lay where you want and unfold. As to being heavy, well, it is what it is. I have the 3 foot ones. They weight 18 pounds. My bowling ball weighs 16 pounds by comparison. The only thing I would possibly change is to have a longer lip where it lays on the step and some way of having a stronger grip on the step (I don't know what that would be). Overall, though, I like them and they serve the purpose I wanted them for.

I liked not having to struggle to get my son in n out of someone's home. Easy to use n convenient when traveling or visiting others.

I bought this ramp to be able to easily move my wife in her wheelchair from our family room to the surrounding deck. The deck is 7" below the room, so I bought the 3' model. It's very well made and sturdy. It flexes a little bit when I walk on it, but that's to be expected and is not a problem. To not flex it would have to be so heavy I wouldn't be able to lift it. Because my doorway includes a storm door I had to install the ramp a little different from normal. One end of the ramp is considered the top; the other end is the bottom. There are only two difference between the two ends. The top has some holes to aid when it's folded. And the top also has some non-skid material to keep it from - yes - skidding off the door threshold. But I had to install it with the top end down. And I screwed it to the deck to prevent it from slipping. It works great. I suppose I could have rated it lower, but in my experience any general purpose product might have to be modified a little to work properly in the real world. So I'm happy with it.