Silver Spring 12' L Aluminum Multi-Fold Wheelchair Ramp with Grit Coat Surface -600 lb. Weight Capacity

I got the 12’ version. Is it a bit flimsy out of the box? Well yes, this is meant to be a portable ramp. It does flex especially in the middle but if it’s attached at the top with the 2 pins provided (or better yet screws) it’s fine although a bit nerve wracking. I needed a more semi-permanent solution for my Mother so I added some supports I made from treated 1x6 and used masonry screws into the brick and mortar. Now it’s super solid and doesn’t flex at all.

Product came with some nicks and cosmetic flaws. It appeared to have been used before. Ramp works well in a small space. I highly recommend for those who don’t have room to build a ramp. The smaller lengths would be very easy to transport. This folds down to 60” and weighs 60#. As a 57 year old female, I can move it easily enough, but it would be a tight fit in my sedan. I needed the longer length due to the three step rise. Don’t skimp on length. It definitely helps with transporting someone up and down the ramp in a wheel chair. I did stabilize the ramp with concrete blocks underneath it in three spots. I don’t feel it wouldn’t hold the load, it just felt like it “wiggled” side to side too much to give true stability. Super easy to install. I plan to purchase in smaller lengths for other areas of our home and when for my wheelchair bound husband and I travel.

I bought these so I could get into my friends house. My chair and I combined are right at the 600 pound mark. Her incline is significantly steep. However I did not know that these are aluminum when I bought them because I am an idiot and I do not read reviews or descriptions. The first time I tried to use it, the middle started to buckle as if it was going to snap. So the second time, we took bricks and stacked it underneath the middle to give it support. It worked like a charm. I was scared that going down I would slide, but I did not. The grip gave my wheels plenty of traction. I have not use this in the rain yet, so I can’t say how it works when wet. It is a little bit heavier then we imagined it would be, but it’s very simple for an able body person to pick it up. As long as you support the middle, you’re good to go.

Purchased a 12ft ramp. Several things wrong 1st the non skid material has a dozen bubbles in it. Those will tear real quick. 2nd. When out together the gap between top and bottom was a difference of 2in in width. Finally the sheeting is too thin. A150lb person walking on it the ramps drops 4 in in the center due to bowingCall the company who just was ok. Send it back at my cost of $270. Lucky to get 1 star

Easy to install; however, after three or four days the ramp is starting to bubble in 2 places so I'm hoping the slip proof won't start peeling. Other than that, it's great so far.

Absolutely impressed with the ramp I've had it for several months, absolutely no issues. No corrosion, and it stays in place. I constantly use it for a person in a wheelchair placing about 500lb on it at a time.

I needed at least 12 ft and this was the longest one I could find. Decent quality, easy installation, everything but a drill is included. It bounced and creaked, and dipped a little at the seam. I had a small platform built using a 2"×6" board to shore up the center and now it doesn't bounce and is even sturdier.

We have my 99 year old mother in law staying with us and needed a ramp to get her to the front door.quotes for a ADA compliant ramp built out of wood from our driveway up the 3 stairs were coming in super $$$This ramp worked perfectly, folds up and out of the way when not in use and can be carried by one person.And as a bonus it can be used to load 4 wheelers up into my pick up bed - a win / win for all