Our range of access ramping is designed to hand back independence and enhanced everyday mobility to those who need it most.
Not sure what you need? Tell us about your doorway and your mobility needs, and we’ll talk you through suitable access ramps for your home.
A well chosen wheelchair ramp helps you:
You should be able to move around your home without worrying about every step or lip. The right access ramp helps you do just that.
We supply access ramps for many different situations, so you can choose what works best for you and your home.
These options can include:
So if you have one small step at the back door or several steps at the front, there’s often a wheelchair ramp that can help.
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A wheelchair ramp can usually work with many common doorway layouts, such as:
The length and style of the access ramp depend on the height of the step and the space you have to work with.
A good quality portable wheelchair ramp can offer a similar level of safety to a fixed ramp when you set it up correctly. To use it safely, you should:
If you’re unsure how to set up a portable access ramp, ask us for advice before you use it.
Yes, in many cases you can use wheelchair ramps in rented homes. Portable and some modular ramps don’t need permanent structural changes, so you can remove them if you move out.
You may still need to speak to your landlord, so it’s a good idea to check your tenancy agreement first.
Many wheelchair ramps have anti-slip surfaces that are designed to perform safely in rain, frost and snow, so you can keep a better grip in poor weather.
However, you should take extra care if the ramp is very icy or covered in heavy snow. In those conditions, it may be safer to clear the ramp first or wait until the weather improves.
