Silver Spring Plastic Threshold Ramp

Works perfectly at the back entrance- fit like a glove!

For $350, you would expect something a little more durable. My mom’s wheelchair makes permanent grooves in the ramp. I’m happy that the ramp is lighter to move to other parts of the house, but I cannot rationalize the extremely high price…for foam. A week later update - the ramp has now formed a weird bubble after just 1 week of use. It was not exposed to rain or any extreme weather. How can this be the level of quality in a made in USA product?

This is not a sturdy ramp. There are 2 pieces and if you step on the lowest level, your foot presses down. The ramp is slippery. As soon as it rained, it became quite dangerous to walk on. So disappointed.

I was very pleased with the ramp. The nonslip surface, and the height were perfect for getting my mother who is on a walker, down the one big step to the deck. She can enjoy the fresh air and sunshine again!

It is working for me without tearing up my carpet and making it permanent. When I sale this house I can take it with me!!!!

This ramp is so good and does it's job so well that I have ordered several for other friends that have a need. The strong rubber tire smell took a while.. but it's function outweighs any aesthetic problem!

Perfect for heavy electric wheelchairs supposedly this thing holds up to 600 pounds and the ramp comes in two pieces that pretty much fit over and weighs about 30 lbs. not bad for a quick solution to come out of the door or sliding door. Especially for the price it gets scuffed up quickly but 300 - 400 it’s not bad especially if you live in a condo where you can’t really make modifications to the existing exit of that particular part of the home.

ADA compliant, light weight and durable

This ramp was fairly lightweight and portable and allowed me to independently access my new home before I was able to renovate the front step. I simply used it to walk up because I could not manage the step without a railing. I will also use it for family members like my sister who uses a walker and my brother who uses a wheelchair.