Rubber Ramps

Rubber ramps are made from high-density recycled rubber and feature a solid, non-slip surface. They can be cut or trimmed for a custom fit and are heavy enough to stay securely in place without additional anchoring.

  • Try equipment on our showroom test track before you commit to a purchase.
  • White Glove delivery, setup, and training included with every purchase.
  • Extended warranty plans available for up to 3 years of additional coverage.
  • We sell all major mobility equipment brands and models.

Made to Support

Rubber ramps provide a permanent or semi-permanent accessibility solution for thresholds, doorways, and small steps. Their heavy-duty construction ensures stability, slip resistance, and weatherproof performance indoors and outdoors.

CONDITIONS THIS PRODUCT SUPPORTS

  • Wheelchair and scooter users — Smooth access over door thresholds
  • Limited mobility — Easy passage for walkers and canes
  • Older adults — Reduces tripping hazards at doorways
  • Post-surgery patients — Easier recovery with safe, level access

MOST POPULAR USES OF THIS PRODUCT

  • Door thresholds — Smooth entry into homes or buildings
  • Small steps — Leveling uneven flooring transitions
  • Indoor & outdoor access — Weatherproof design works anywhere
  • Commercial entryways — Durable solution for customer accessibility

WHY CUSTOMERS LOVE THIS PRODUCT

  • Heavy-duty & long-lasting — Built to withstand daily use
  • Slip-resistant — Safe in wet or dry conditions
  • Low-maintenance — No installation hassles, stays in place
  • Customizable fit — Can be trimmed for perfect doorway access

Mobility is Personal — Test Drive to Find Your Perfect Fit

Mobility & Home Access Ramps: Try Before You Buy

  • Get the Right Fit
    Test different ramp lengths and widths to ensure safe, smooth access for your chair or scooter.
  • Feel the Stability
    Walk or roll across to experience traction, sturdiness, and non-slip surfaces.
  • Test Maneuverability
    Practice using the ramp with walkers, wheelchairs, or scooters to check ease of navigation.
  • Check Portability
    Try folding, carrying, or setting up portable ramps to see how easily they fit your lifestyle.
  • Explore Installation Options
    Compare threshold, modular, and permanent ramps for your unique home setup.
  • Try Weight Capacity
    Confirm the ramp supports your equipment, whether lightweight or heavy-duty.
  • Avoid Surprises
    Test slope, angle, and clearance so you know how it performs with your mobility device.
  • Ask the Experts
    Get advice on ADA guidelines, safety standards, and best ramp types for your home.
  • Test Compatibility
    Ensure the ramp works well with your doorways, vehicles, or entry points.
  • Build Confidence
    Practice going up and down safely with support, so you feel ready at home.
  • Buy with Peace of Mind
    Leave knowing your ramp provides safe, reliable access to the places you need most.