Mobility Ramps = Freedom!
Mobility devices offer a new found freedom for those with difficulties getting around on their own. But if your home or vehicle prohibits the use of them, the freedom you have gained is limited. Mobility ramps allow you to move in and out of your home or vehicle easily and safely. Depending on the materials you choose, they can be lightweight and durable and will last for many years. There are many factors to consider when choosing a mobility ramp. Let’s break them down to help you make your decision.
Types of Mobility Ramps - Mobility ramps come in all kinds of shapes and sizes. Each has it’s own properties and distinct functions. From the huge concrete ramps you see in front of buildings to the small threshold ramps that allow you to pass through doorways safely, all are mobility ramps…More
Vehicle Mobility Ramps – Vehicle mobility ramps are the solution for people that want to take mobility on the road. They are easy to install and stow away and can accommodate scooters and wheelchairs with different wheel configurations…More
Modular Mobility Ramps – Architecturally designed for a clean, modern appearance, aluminum modular mobility ramps are designed as an attractive, flexible, easy to assemble alternative to permanent galvanized steel ramps or old fashioned wooden ramps…More
Home Mobility Ramps – Installing mobility ramps in your household is not just a matter of freedom and convenience but also of safety. Selecting the correct mobility ramp will not only save you pain, but also the pain of buying something that does not meet your needs. When purchasing mobility ramps for your home, ask yourself these questions…More
Portable Mobility Ramps – When visiting family, friends and neighbors do you struggle with the fact that their homes aren’t easily accessible? Wouldn’t it be nice if they were? Well they can be. There is a solution. Portable mobility ramps allow you to take your mobility with you…More
Building Mobility Ramps – Considering adding a mobility ramp to an existing structure? It may be a something you can do yourself. With some simple carpentry skills you can build a safe, sturdy ramp that will last for years to come. Mobility ramps allow people with disabilities to access places they otherwise could not access…More
ADA Specs – The ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) was passed in 1990. The following specs for mobility ramps are published ADA Accessibility Guidelines as amended through September 2002… More
Making Your Home More Accessible – As we grow older, mobility starts to become a thing of the past. Whether its due to the aging process or because of injuries or illnesses we’ve sustained over the course of our lives, we just don’t get around the way we used to…More
