Home and Modular Wheelchair and Scooter Ramps by Roll-A-Ramp

The Roll-A-Ramp® Home and Modular Ramps are versatile and portable, can be configured to any length, and is available in 26″, 30″, 36″ widths.

These portable ramps are an ideal solution for wheelchair and scooter access if building a permanent wooden or concrete ramp is not possible. Whether you need a sturdy, expertly designed ramp for short elevations; or a more complex ramp with handrails and platforms, the Roll-A-Ramp® Home and Modular Ramps are a more affordable alternative to platform lifts. 

The Roll-a-Ramp ramps can be designed to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act if desired; but as portable ramps, they are not required to be ADA compliant.

10-year Warranty	Made in the USA
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Features

• Hassle free alternative to DIY ramps; suits many mobility device types (wheelchairs, walkers, scooters, powerchairs, etc.)
• Typically does not require a building permit to install.
• Unmatched portability, one ramp can be used in multiple places.
• Adjust the length of the ramp at any time.
• Optional handrails add safety and comfort.
• Configurable layout (straight or multi-directional ramp path) with platforms.
• 1,000 pound weight capacity.
• 6 available width options: 12″, 22″, 26″, 30″, 36″, 48″.
  

Why We like It

• An affordable solution if permanent ramps are not possible (e.g. rented properties, temporary establishments)
• Very easy to install and rolls up for compact storage.
• Lightweight but made with aircraft materials that can support heavy units like wheelchairs, scooters, etc.

Additional Details

Lengths of 4'-18' and widths of 26", 30" and 36" are available to add to cart.  For other lengths and widths please call for a quote. 888-998-8840

Also available in HD (Heavy Duty) - call for a quote 888-998-8840

For accessories like handrails, platforms, support stands amongst others, please call for a quote.  888-998-8840

HOW LONG OF A RAMP SHOULD I BUY?

Generally Recommended Slope Angles:

4.8-degree: This is Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant 

7-degree: Manual wheelchair users who are independent or who have an attendant with limited strength

10-degree: Manual wheelchairs with a reasonably strong attendant

12-degree: Power wheelchairs or scooters and manual chairs with a strong attendant

15-degree: Restricted space, unoccupied loading/unloading

Determining Ramp Length:
Measure total rise (how many inches from the lower level to upper level) and divide by the slope.

4.8-degree: Rise distance divided by 1

7-degree: Rise distance divided by 1.5

10-degree: Rise distance divided by 2

12-degree: Rise distance divided by 2.4

15-degree: Rise distance divided by 3

Example: For the desired slope of 7 degrees with a rise of 12″ (1 foot), 12/1.5 = 8-foot ramp

Warranty 

• 10-year unconditional warranty

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