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Portable Singlefold Ramp
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Average Customer Rating(11 ratings)
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Featured Customer ReviewDon't hesitate to purchase a ramp like this. It enables the ... [ read more ]
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Features
Prairie View Portable Singlefold Ramp
- Lightweight, easy-to-handle and set up
- Folds in half, carries like a suitcase
- Full platform provides excellent stability
Product Overview
Prairie View Portable Singlefold Ramp
Portable Singlefold Ramp
The Portable Singlefold Ramp is easy to handle and set up. The ramp folds in the middle and carries like a suitcase. The ramp unfolds to a 30 inch wide platform that is ideal for wheelchairs and scooters with three or four wheels. These single fold ramps are the lightest weight on the market. Accommodates wheelchairs and scooters with various wheel configurations safety DVD and steel security pins included.
- Lightweight, easy-to-handle and set up
- Folds in half, carries like a suitcase
- Durable welded construction
- Full platform provides excellent stability
- Anti-slip, high traction surface
- Accommodates wheelchairs and scooters with various wheel configurations
- Safety DVD and steel security pins included
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Prairie View Portable Singlefold Ramp
Portable Singlefold Ramp Reviews Summary
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11 out of 11 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Easy to Install (6)
Strong Support (5)
Stores Easily (5)
Functional (5)
Safe (4)
Top Cons
Too short.. Buy longer (1)
Heavy (1)
Top Best Uses
Home (6)
Daily Use (3)
Auto (2)
Travel (2)
Pros:
Easy to Install.
Strong Support.
Functional.
High Quality.
Best Uses:
Home.
Daily Use.
Describe Yourself:
Long Term User.
Elderly.
use in garage to get up steps
by Joe from Alamogordo, NM 88310
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Pros:
Easy to Install.
Functional.
Safe.
Best Uses:
Home.
Travel.
Describe Yourself:
Long Term User.
Easy to use lightweight
by Mort from Kingsburg Ca
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Pros:
Easy to Install.
Strong Support.
Stores Easily.
Functional.
Safe.
High Quality.
Best Uses:
Home.
Daily Use.
Travel.
Describe Yourself:
Long Term User.
Caregiver.
Don't hesitate to purchase a ramp like this. It enables the wheelchair user to be more independent getting in and out of the house. We use our 4 foot ramp for an 8 inch step. The incline is fine for an independent user.
by Mary from Indiana
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Pros:
Easy to Install.
Best Uses:
Home.
Daily Use.
Describe Yourself:
Elderly.
used to access my patio with my hoverround
by old guy from lake wortf florida
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Pros:
Easy to Install.
Strong Support.
Stores Easily.
Functional.
High Quality.
Cons:
Too short.. Buy longer.
Heavy.
Best Uses:
Home.
Auto.
Describe Yourself:
Short Term User.
I measured the stairs, and it seemed I'd need 5.5 feet. But the 6' turns out to be too steep... Buy one at least 1-2 feet longer than you think you need.
by Profmoss from SC
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
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Portable Singlefold Ramp
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 Is there a weight limit? can this be used safely to load from dock to pontoon? are there non-slip grippers?
Asked on Jul 1, 2014 5:51:56 PM by sandi
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I am not sure the manufacture specifications. I have a large wheel chair and my adopted daughter is almost 250lbs and the ramp could handle fine from ground up 12" rise
Answered on Aug 18, 2015 10:36:27 PM by tto from concord
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What's the height ? I need this for curb access to a car
Walker used by patient)Curb approx. 4-5 inches high.
Asked on May 19, 2014 1:42:44 PM by M3
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As per ADA California requires 1" rise equal 12" long. So do your math, if the curve is 4" height then your ramp should be 48" long minimum.
Answered on Aug 18, 2015 10:38:49 PM by tto from concord
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If you put it up to your door and walked with a cane What Holds it in place so it doesn't slip down from the door sill?
Asked on Oct 27, 2013 4:12:49 PM by Rae
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The lip of the ramp has holes Pre-drilled so you can secure by either using 2 screws attach ramp to door silk.
Answered on Aug 18, 2015 10:41:51 PM by tto from concord
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WHAT IS THE WEIGHT CAPACITY on this product?
Asked on Aug 5, 2012 6:33:26 PM by VV
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Depending on the length of the ramp which may change the weight capacity of the ramp.
Answered on Aug 18, 2015 10:43:40 PM by tto from concord
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Specifically, what is required to install the ramp? Is it truly portable?
Asked on Oct 31, 2011 7:13:29 PM by kas
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The ramp has a carrying handle that is easy to hold and balances the ramp very well. It is portable but when in use if the upper end cannot be attached to the sill then I suggest that when going up the ramp you have someone stand on the upper edge to prevent the ramp from lifting out of place until the wheelchair is about midway up and when going down the ramp have someone stand on the lower edge until the wheelchair is about midway. Remember, whenever possible use the pins to attach the upper edge. Also whenever possible the wheelchair should face forward when going up the ramp. The ramp is well made and sturdy and the surface helps to prevent slipping.
Answered on Dec 31, 2012 8:23:47 PM by Zenobia from PA
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Part Number(s): 779 0427 07, 779 0427 09, 779 0427 01, 779 0427 08
Mfg Part Number(s): SFW230, SFW330, SFW430, SFW530
Scrip Part Number(s): 779 0427 07, 779 0427 08, 779 0427 09, 779 0427 01
Is there a weight limit? can this be used safely to load from dock to pontoon? are there non-slip grippers?
I am not sure the manufacture specifications. I have a large wheel chair and my adopted daughter is almost 250lbs and the ramp could handle fine from ground up 12" rise
What's the height ? I need this for curb access to a car
Walker used by patient)Curb approx. 4-5 inches high.
As per ADA California requires 1" rise equal 12" long. So do your math, if the curve is 4" height then your ramp should be 48" long minimum.
If you put it up to your door and walked with a cane What Holds it in place so it doesn't slip down from the door sill?
The lip of the ramp has holes Pre-drilled so you can secure by either using 2 screws attach ramp to door silk.
WHAT IS THE WEIGHT CAPACITY on this product?
Depending on the length of the ramp which may change the weight capacity of the ramp.
Specifically, what is required to install the ramp? Is it truly portable?
The ramp has a carrying handle that is easy to hold and balances the ramp very well. It is portable but when in use if the upper end cannot be attached to the sill then I
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