Customer Reviews for VEVOR Rubber Threshold Ramp, 5 cm Rise Threshold Ramp Doorway, Recycled Rubber Power Threshold Ramp Rated 15 tons Load Capacity, Non-Slip Surface Rubber Solid Threshold Ramp for Wheelchair and Scooter

My husband says it’s so much easier to get in and out of the house with this bad boy! PS he stopped running into the door!

I was preparing my house for handicap access. Multi-levels required ramps to get from levels to levels with a wheel chair or rolitator. Pick ramps that are slightly shorter than the rise go get into the house. It's easier to go up 1/2 inch rather than creating a \"trip hazzard\" on the way out. Ramps are heavy enough, to not needing the fastening screws. I put in NO fastening screws.

Fits in front of my door perfectly but smells like a tire warehouse. Perfect rise to meet the threshold not so steep that I can't use it but with baby steps im able to go up and down to enter or leave my house.

These are working exactly and perfectly as I intended them to. So far, have not yet seen how they do when nearing their published load limit. Having said that, there was nothing else I found in the same ballpark!

Sturdy after over 1 year of use. Perfect for elderly person using a walker to get in the house.

These are heavy and work extremely well. I did paint the bright yellow arrows black to adhere to the HOA rules. I highly recommend these, they stay where you put them and withstood the recent snow storm we had.

Works perfect for backdoor threshold

Rubber odor lasts a long time. Used mine in front of a door for wheelchair use. This item barely allows a standard wheelchair to move on a its flat part next to the door threshold. The sides taper quite a bit at that point. Couldn't bolt mine down to the concrete porch but it sits on a rubber outdoor rug and stays in place well due to its weight.

I got the 3.5 inch rise to get a wheelchair over a door threshold. When I bought it I didn't pay close enough attention to the weight in the description. It's nearly solid rubber, so it's a LOT heavier than I expected. But that also means it stays in place without the anchor bolts, at least for my usage, and it will support any weight I roll over it. It's not an ideal rise:run ratio (it's about double of the recommended for wheelchairs), but it's still definitely usable with wheelchairs. I thought at first that the bevelling of the sides was a waste of ramp space, but i have to say that it makes the ramp fit in. So, It's nice looking and functional, but if you have difficulty with heavy objects, get help to receive, unpack and place this.

Still awaiting instructions to return and order a wider threshold , electric wheelchair easily slide off tapered sides need a wider threshold