Load the scooter and go,with no lifting at the hatch.
A ramp takes a wheelchair or scooter into a car or van, up a step or over a doorway. Pick the kind of ramp for the place it goes.
Ramp not listed? Request a quoteWhere does the ramp go?
How high is the rise?
Measure straight up from the ground to the top of the sill, the top step or the vehicle floor.
Who uses the ramp?
This sets how steep the ramp can be. Check the chair or scooter manual for its own limit.
Find the right ramp
Start with where the ramp goes and how high the rise is. Plan on 1 foot of ramp for every inch of rise. Or see every ramp →
Carry by the handle
Single-fold ramps
A ramp that folds once down its length and carries like a suitcase. For a step or two at home and for loading a scooter or chair into a vehicle. Shop single-fold ramps →
Longer lengths
Multi-fold ramps
A wider, longer ramp that folds in three. For higher rises and for a scooter or power chair that needs more width. Shop multi-fold ramps →
Doorways
Threshold ramps
A short, low ramp over a door sill, a sliding door track or a small step, in aluminum or rubber. Most stay in place. Shop threshold ramps →
One piece
Solid ramps
A one-piece ramp that does not fold. It goes over a fixed step, a curb or a porch edge and stays there. Shop solid ramps →
Vehicles
Van ramps
A ramp made for loading a wheelchair or scooter into a van or other vehicle, sized to the height of the floor or the hatch. Shop van ramps →
Walk up safely
Ramps with handrails
A ramp with a handrail on both sides, for a person who walks up it with a cane or walker, or for a caregiver pushing a chair. Shop ramps with handrails →
No more lifting the chair over the step.
Ramp not listed?
Need a ramp we do not list?
We list the ramps we can ship at a set price. Other lengths, widths and ramp systems can be ordered from the makers we work with. Tell us where the ramp goes and how high the rise is, and we will quote the ramp delivered to you.
Measure the rise
Measure straight up from the ground to the top of the step, the door sill or the vehicle floor. The rise sets the length.
Longer lengths
Folding, solid and modular ramps come in lengths past the ones we list. Tell us the rise and the space you have.
Wider and heavier
Wider ramps for bariatric chairs, and ramps rated for a heavier chair and rider, can be quoted.
Handrails and landings
Longer modular runs with platforms, stairs, gates and extended ADA handrails can be planned around your entrance.
Ramp not listed?
Request a quote for your ramp
Tell us where the ramp goes and how high the rise is. The wheelchair or scooter and its weight with the rider help us match the weight rating. We quote the ramp delivered to your address.
Brands we source
We source ramps from manufacturers including:
