Customer Reviews for VEVOR Portable Wheelchair Ramp 60cm, Non-Slip Aluminum Folding Handicap Ramp, Door Threshold Ramps for Wheelchair for Home,Wheel Chair Ramp Steps, Cars, Scooter, Cart, Curbs, Stairs

I have found this to be very useful for getting my wife in her wheelchair up and down the step at our back door. It is quite sturdy for theweight and was good value for money.

worked good

We picked this up for my wheel chair bound mother to make it easier for her to get in and out of the house when she visits. So far it's been great. It's light, easy to carry, and very sturdy. There's no worry or thoughts of it not holding. Feels strong under your feet and the non slip surface is nice.

The VEVOR Portable Wheelchair Ramp has truly transformed accessibility for me. Its non-slip aluminum design, coupled with its folding capability, makes it incredibly versatile for various situations like home use, cars, and even stairs. Installation is a breeze, and its durability gives me peace of mind. A must-have for anyone seeking greater mobility and independence!

I was hoping this ramp would be helpful for access up 3 stairs, but because I ordered the 4' ramp, this was not possible. That's on me, so I am rating 5 stars on the sturdiness and strength of the ramp, and the small storage space it takes up - this seems to be perfect for a single step up access for a wheelchair or moving dolly.

The wheelchair ramp is just as described and easy to use. Ordered this due to 1 stair and door entrance and this did the trick.

I was so grateful to find this ramp. A dear friend of mine had a stroke earlier this year and is now in a wheelchair. He loves visiting our garden, which has long, wide wooden walkways but unfortunately several steps between each level of the walkway. I regret that design now but it seemed like a good idea at the time - from this point forward I will always design everything to be wheelchair accessible! This ramp allows us to help him move around the garden where he can sit and enjoy the outdoors. I am not very strong so I need a partner to help me lift the ramp and move it into place, but I suspect strong individuals could do it by themselves. It does seem like it would be weatherproof but in our case we just bring it out when he visits and then put it back in our garage to keep it in good shape. With the seats down in my Rav4 SUV, it fits in the back so I can bring it to other locations if needed (though usually we would just put it in my friend's van). I think this item is a good price to make otherwise inaccessible areas welcoming to those in wheelchairs and I am very happy to have it.

This is a super sturdy ramp that folds in half but doesn't collapse lengthwise. Quality materials, edges are smooth with no burrs or stray metal trimmings, surface provides a good grip. My only complaint is that for me at least it's not exactly 'lightweight', but I'm a small person and if it were lighter it would probably be less sturdy so I can't knock any stars off for that.

While this is technically portable (has a handle and folds), it is not easily portable. It's heavy. But, then again, you wouldn't want it light and not sturdy. So, I think it is an appropriate weight. I like that it folds for easier carrying. It also has a metal pin to keep it closed. It's 6 feet long, so when not in use, you'll need to think about where to store it. The only bad thing about it, is that if you are in a situation where it needs to be unfolded through a door, it may be too wide. We have some stairs that lead to another door and it was too long to use there. But, for any normal application it works well.

Great for travels when visiting family or friends whose homes are not wheelchair accessible. I really like that the ramp can be folded and stored when not in use , the handle to carry was also a big plus. I was not a fan of how the center hinge was not flush to the height of the deck, wife tripped on this, definitely designed for wheelchair and not walking on. Please note ADA Guidelines are 12 inches of ramp per 1 inch in height. While I choose this tramp based on the product guides I found it difficult to push the incline even with my upper body strength which is very good. In my opinion the ramp should also have a means of being able to lock itself into place even temporary