9.5 FT Aluminum Wheelchair Entry Ramp & Handrails - Wheelchair Ramps > Access Ramps - Titan Ramps Reviews

4.4 Rating 7 Reviews

Solid one-piece design for ease of use- Handrails are included- Side curbs prevent accidental slips and falls- Textured aluminum surface for traction and safety- Great for semi-permanent or temporary use- Lightweight aluminum construction- 850 LB weight capacity- All hardware is includedMAXIMUM *OCCUPIED/**UNOCCUPIED HEIGHT LIMIT TO GROUND LEVEL:- 9.5 FT Ramp: Occupied loading: 19-in maximum, unoccupied loading height: 28-in.*Occupied is a person sitting in the wheelchair/scooter while loading (2:12 slope or 9.6-degree angle)**Unoccupied is loading with nobody sitting in the wheelchair/scooter (3:12 slope or 14.5-degree angle)MAXIMUM WEIGHT CAPACITY IS 850 LB(WEIGHT RATING IS BASED ON EVENLY DISTRIBUTED LOAD ON 2 AXLES)

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“Easy Installation.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Love it, perfect t get my husband out of the house for his numerous doctor appointments!”

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Posted 1 year ago

“The trucking company left the ramp in the driveway without getting in touch with me. I'm disabled and can't get to the door fast. If they knocked, they left before I could get there. How professional is that??? I needed a 6' ramp instead of a 9.5' ramp. Being disabled, I couldn't go out and neadure.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Overall, easy to assemble. Fitting it into the doorway required a lot of work to remove threshold trim and insulation. Also, we had to cut the frame at the bottom of the door a lot more. You need almost an inch high groove on either side of the door frame out to 36” in order to get the ramp flush against the frame. The existing groove was 1/4” on each side and was not enough to fit ramp threshold plate. My threshold was concrete under original trim so I was able to drill into it and drop in pins that came with ramp. Also the handles extend to far towards door fram and hit the door frame. Luckily our door had windows on each side of the frame se we just angled the handles out. I think they need to allow an optional installation for doors that are inset a bit. They also need a little support at the bottom of the ramp with some adjustable height. We have one step between threshold step and sidewalk. The middle step acts a little like a fulcrum. We had to but some stones under the bottom of ramp to prevent slight banging at the bottom when you get above the middle of the ramp. The corner of thenthreshold flap had shipping damage. They need to protect the corners better. I was able to bend and file the corner enough to fit it. Also, it is pretty noisy when going up the ramp with a zippie zm-310 power wheelchair with an 80lb boy. It creaks A LOT!”

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Posted 1 year ago

Hello, thank you for your feedback. We pride ourselves on providing high-quality products. I have forwarded your feedback to our product team for them to consider your suggestion. We're delighted you received your order. You may contact us at info@titanramps.com if you require additional assistance.

Posted 1 year ago

“Ramp ok. Hand rails are not very sturdy. On top side of ramp damage was done by a fork lift when it was moved”

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Posted 1 year ago

Hello, please accept our sincere apologies if the item you received was damaged in transit. We value our customers' feedback and are constantly working with shipping providers to enhance our packaging so that it can survive the rigors of transit. If there are any severe damages to the item that affect its functionality, feel free to reach out. You may contact us at info@titanramps.com if you require additional assistance.

Posted 1 year ago

“Great transaction”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Ramp was just as advertised. Very sturdy and was reasonably easy to assemble. Would purchase again”

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Posted 1 year ago