HABUTWAY 3ft Wheelchair Ramps for Home Steps, Portable Wheelchair Ramp Holds up to 800Lbs, Threshold Ramp with Non-Slip Resistant Surface, Ramps for Wheelchairs for Home, Stairs, Steps, Doorways

This RAMP is an awesome buy. We both have our moms living at home and have a two-step stair heading up to our main door, short of installing a concrete ramp, which is expensive. This ramp is a lifesaver. Installing and using it is very easy; you just unhook the pins, open it up, and you are ready to set it in place. I weigh around 200+ pounds, and it can easily hold my weight. Ramp use is not limited to wheelchairs and old people; with a little imagination, it can be used in a variety of ways. I have already used it outside of the house when I was hauling soil and gravel with a wheelbarrow, and it easily held up. I recommend this as an excellent buy specially with the price!!!

I’m very happy with this purchase! The ramp is exactly what I needed — strong, stable, and not too heavy. It sets up in just a minute, folds easily, and is simple to carry and store. I use it both for my house entrance and for the car — it holds the weight perfectly and doesn’t slip even in the rain. Excellent quality, solid materials, nothing wobbles or feels loose. A great product for the price — highly recommend to anyone looking for a reliable and safe wheelchair ramp!

First of all, this is a pain to put together, yes it comes pre-assembled, as a short man, this was hard to maneuver. NOTHING ABOUT THIS FEELS REMOTELY SAFE, save for the tiny guard rails to keep wheels from tipping over the edge. Aluminum is fine and whatever. Yeah, mine came slightly damaged, no big deal, impossible to ship this without it getting damaged, but that's more on the shipper's fault than the company. Maybe full length reinforced cardboard on all four edges. You know, something to justify your Near $400 price tag. I bought this since I have a dog with a broken femur whom I ran into an issue with last time, so need to CRATE HIM, and needed this to get him into the bed of my pickup Truck. With him in the crate, at 70lbs and the crate being over half my height at 5' 5", it becomes hard for me to maneuver him safely. Previous ramp I had was too steep and too narrow. So, I saw this, with mixed reviews. Nearly 4/5 is still good, but holy cow, is this DANGEROUS. THE MASSIVE AND I DO MEAN MASSIVE FLAW, there's no way to lock the top halves that go on your truck, top of your stairs, whatnot. This causes them to naturally SPLAY OUTWARDS when weight is applied. Which, I guess not end of the world for wheel chairs, but when you're dealing with a PET CARRIER that's about 18in between the wheels, that 8-10in splay is disconcerting. The thing is, this is a really easy fix. You already drilled holes in the side to lock it closed. Put two more holes and a lynch pin in the center with a few holes drilled in the pin that you lock with a R-Pin. And tether it with a chain and rivet like you did with the closing pins. The other DESIGN FLAW, the legs to add stability are hard to operate, and are uncomfortably thin. Then to operate the middle ones, you have to go under this unstable structure that weighs 60lbs, hope it stays long enough to mess with the inside/medial legs, so you can then deal with the outside legs. I honestly don't know what to do for my dog, now. Thank you for putting my dog's life at risk since you needed $400 for this product. HOW ANYONE COULD TRUST A HUMAN, DISABLED ONE AT THAT, ON THIS, is beyond me.

Bought this portable ramp so my elderly mother could join family gatherings outside of her house. The concept is a great idea but I think this falls just short of 5 stars. The ramp was functional and did its job but wasn't outstanding. It was difficult to move because of its size & weight but I think it would be better if it was used as a permanent placement. It does have a locking pin to stabilize the ramp but we couldn't use it due to our set up. The ramp seemed a little narrow for my mom's wheelchair but I think it's an extra wide seat. It does have very good traction on the surface of the ramp even in rain or snow.

It’s perfect

It’s lightweight but sturdy, sets up in 2 mins, and folds flat for storage. She can now enter easily without help, and it feels safe with the non-slip surface. Finally, we don’t have to lift her chair anymore—total peace of mind!

Adjustable arms were a pain in the butt to adjust. The way it folds is not the best, hinges are cheap does not fold out flat, wants to bow in the middle. Making it feel unsafe, especially if you have to walk on it. Not impressed and very disappointed, especially for the money.

I bought the 10 foot ramp that said it could handle an incline of up to 30 inches. My stairs are only 20 inches high so the ramp should be able to handle that with no problem. However, the ramp is a bit flimsy and one of the tracks bent the very first time I walked up the ramp. the ramp is supposed to handle up to 800 pounds and I weigh 240, go figure. I was able to improve the support by installing two car jacks beneath the ramp but it cost me $40 to buy the jacks. I think that I've made the ramp secure enough to handle a person in a wheelchair with an assistant but I would not recommend this ramp unless you plan to purchase additional supports for underneath.

Strong and sturdy construction.

Excelente resistencia

Parece que se va a romper.