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

This seems to do the trick. But I need to bring it inside so it does not grow legs. But this thing has a horrid odor

The ramp is VERY heavy so it stays in place well. I got it to go in front of the entrance to the house from the garage. It takes two people to move it so be careful.

I actually bought this ramp for my 2 senior dogs. They both had knee surgery and have been struggling to get in and out due to a 5in step. This was perfect. I ended up adhering a mat on top of it so when it goes up to 115 in the summer, my pups won't burn their paws on the hot black rubber.

This is very sturdy and solid. I tried some others that were flimsy and didn't seem like they would hold up. This ramp is so heavy I couldn't even lift it by myself. It's for the front door for my husband to use for his wheelchair. I was so impressed with it that I purchased several others for different parts of our house. My husband recently became wheelchair bound and these are perfect to allow the wheelchair to be wheeled out the door.

Love this ramp works great for my husband

I am a wheel user with a short garage. The lip on the doorway is 4 inches and the car is about 4 feet from the lip. This ramp is amazing. The way it slops on the sides makes it accessible from the sides. I can get around the front of the car and tackle the ramp even from the side. It is heavy but that means it does not need to be tide down. It doesn't budge when using it with a chair or scooter. I am getting another one for the back patio. It does have a bit of a rubber odor.

Definitely a bit pricey but holds up well to our household usage. Just what we needed.

Does the job

Placed this ramp outside our sunroom at door that goes out to our screened-in porch. Worked better than expected and is a very sturdy and useful product. Nice for entrances when you need just a little more to avoid steps. Wish I had used similarly in other houses I lived in.

Make sure you measure first so the ramp is even with the threshold.