Threshold Ramps

Threshold ramps are lightweight, durable ramps designed to eliminate small obstacles like raised door sills, sliding doors, and uneven thresholds. Available in aluminum, rubber, or modular designs, they are easy to install and require little to no maintenance.

  • 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

Threshold ramps provide a safe, simple, and effective way to bridge small rises at doorways, entrances, and uneven surfaces, ensuring seamless mobility for wheelchair and walker users.

CONDITIONS THIS PRODUCT SUPPORTS

  • Limited mobility – For individuals who use wheelchairs or walkers
  • Chronic pain conditions – Easier movement with reduced strain
  • Elderly users – Minimizes fall risks at thresholds
  • Post-surgery recovery – Safe and simple short-term accessibility

MOST POPULAR USES OF THIS PRODUCT

  • Doorway access – Smooth transitions indoors and outdoors
  • Patio and sliding doors – Overcomes tricky raised tracks
  • Business entrances – Meets accessibility needs for customers
  • Portable use – Lightweight options for temporary needs

WHY CUSTOMERS LOVE THIS PRODUCT

  • Simple solution – Instantly improves accessibility
  • Safe and stable – Non-slip surfaces for secure passage
  • Low maintenance – Durable and weather-resistant materials
  • Affordable – Cost-effective way to meet mobility needs

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.