Customer Reviews for VEVOR Upgraded Rubber Threshold Ramp, 3.8 cm Rise Wheelchair Ramp Doorway, Natural Curb Ramp Rated 15 tons Load Capacity, Non-Slip Textured Surface Rubber Curb Ramp for Wheelchair and Scooter

The ramp looks good. I like high visibility arrows. Due to the top slope, the available surface is narrower than specified.

Very good quality and sturdy! I highly recommend them for anyone.

Very sturdy, perfect for electric wheelchairs

Very good quality and sturdy! I highly recommend them for anyone.

The ramp looks good. I like high visibility arrows. Due to the top slope, the available surface is narrower than specified.

It is quite heavy, so it won't move around and looks very sturdy - it works perfectly.

Excellent ramp, perfect for my backdoor threshold, rubber smell almost gone after a few weeks, just keep the door closed until it's gone, heavy enough to stay put without having to bolt it to the concrete (Bolts supplied)

Purchased this mobility ramp to allow easy access for my elderly mother-in-law. We looked at purchasing locally but the cost for 76mm high ramp with a reasonable incline (not too steep) was ridiculously expensive and not as good quality. Only issue we found was quite a strong rubber odor but it should subside over time. Very happy with this purchase and would recommend..

When we bought our home the previous owner built a wood ramp for the sliding door area. It was long, visitors tripped, rough on your feet and hard to keep clean. I came across this and thought I would give it a try and so glad I did. It's not too long like the wood one, yet long enough to not have a sudden drop. The sides are arched which is great so you don't have to step if you are going down at an angle. Easy to clean, I just hose it off when I am cleaning my patio down. Very heavy so it does not move once you have it in place. I had to have some help setting it in place. Like what some reviewers have mentioned, it does have a heavy rubber smell but that has faded over time.

Really great value, so wonderful having the lift to meet the door threshold without having to ouch…….I mean, step. Others have mentioned strong odor, that—it has. Be prepared to off-gas in the sun, tip on the edge. If that doesn’t do it for odor, try a skim coat of a surplus latex paint. The back has cut outs. Just paint the inside squares of those indentions, only—so you don’t mess with the good grip. It’s so heavy, it won’t slip, everyone loves the stability.