Make your home wheelchair friendly

The Ramp Factory understand the importance of being able to make your home wheelchair friendly as quickly and economically as possible. We offer a range of ramps to fit any accessibility needs. The Ramp Factory's ramps are made of sturdy materials and are designed to last. Our team of experts are on hand to provide advice and guidance on the best ramp for your needs. The Ramp Factory's ramps are also backed by a warranty for added peace of mind. We strive to make the process of making your home wheelchair accessible as easy and stress-free as possible with The Ramp Factory's calculator.

The versatile rubber threshold ramp

The Ramp Factory's extensive range of rubber threshold ramps are available in heights from 4mm to 177mm. Provided with a 1000kg capacity, this are suitable for manual wheelchairs, scooters, walkers and as kerb ramps. Simply rest the ramp in place. These threshold are ideal as step ramps and are suitable for internal and external use.

Alternative ramp options

The Ramp Factory understands that to make your home wheelchair friendly can seem like a daunting task. However, we offer a range of mobility aids for manual wheelchairs, powered wheelchairs and mobility scooters to make your home wheelchair friendly less daunting. We provide a range of solutions to make your home more accessible, such as folding wheelchair ramps, threshold ramps and channel ramps. Our team of experts will work with you to find the right solution to fit your individual needs.

The most challenging initial task to make your home wheelchair friendly is deciding what ramp would be most suitable for your needs. Most of our channel ramps, for example, will not be suitable for electric chairs or mobility scooters, however our folding ramps, threshold ramps, or all weather ramps are ideal for this chairs with lower ground clearance. You should also consider the length of the ramp you need, as well as the terrain you'll be using it on. It's important to make sure the ramp is long enough to accommodate the slope of the terrain. Lastly, you should check the weight capacity of the ramp to ensure it can handle the weight of the wheelchair and user. The Ramp Factory do have a mobility scooter range to make this choice easier.