Customer Reviews for VEVOR 3 cm Rise Cuttable Threshold Ramp for Sweeping Robot, 90 cm Wide Natural Rubber Wheelchair Ramp, Non-Slip Solid Rubber Ramp with Double-Sided Tape for Doorways, Driveways, Bathroom, Smooth Tile

Tout est dit dans la titre, le seul point négatif c'est l'odeur du produit assez forte même après plusieurs jours, semaines a voir dans le temps si cela s'estompe.

Worked perfect at the end of a wheelchair ramp. Heavy Duty rubber with some weight to it. It does have a strong rubber smell, but in my case it is for outdoor use anyway so that wasn't going to be an issue.

Works perfectly for threshold.

My new house has a threshold in the hallway that’s just the wrong height. Too small to be a step, but high enough that you easily stub your toe on it. I wanted to be able to wheel things in, and also not to have people trip. This little ramp is the perfect height. It was a bit expensive, but it is super sturdy and I would feel comfortable rolling just about any weight over it. Five stars, recommended.

Nice ramp is heavy duty and will certainly be durable for daily use. We use it at the front door for a wheelchair.

Impressed with the overall quality of this product. I place the ramp at the entrance of the garage when I need to roll my boat out to prevent the tongue jack wheel from dropping off the transition lip. It works perfect!

Worked great for what we needed

Strong and durable

This is a sturdy product and is perfect to aid at the top of my shed ramp in driving my mower in without a bump due to the gap at the top between the ramp and shed floor. I have to set it in place each time so I can close the doors, but it’s easy to move and stores right at entrance.

This says this can be cut but I can't speak to that because I left it at the length I purchased it at. I used it so fix a bump from the outside parking area to inside via a delivery door so our delivery people can more easily use a dolly or a pallet jack. No more big bump to navigate! Now it is a rubber ramp! Also, this thing hasn't moved an inch yet! We haven't used any sort of adhesive to glue it down it is just sort of sticking due to the rough nature of our concrete and it being pushed up against the bump/step.