Adjustable Threshold Wheelchair Ramp-

Why do you want any adjustable threshold ramp instead of just a short ramp to get over the threshold! Simple, many small ramps you may use for getting over a threshold or small step at the door fall victim to a number of small issues.

Just like dealing with the doorman at a fancy nightclub I used to find myself so close to getting in. But stuck on the outside yet again, thanks to a few small details.

Many Small Threshold Ramps:

Lack adjustment so they create an uneven and unsteady transition between the ramp and the surface on the other side of the door.

Have a hump or lip that can make the transition to get into the door difficult. Some can even lead to the wheelchair bottoming out and getting stuck.

The guardrails on the side of most ramps can be your best friend. Trust me, I wound up with my wheelchair hanging halfway off a ramp several times in my life.

But if you're dealing with the door that opens outward, this very same guardrails may keep the door from opening enough to get you inside.

Believe it or not the absence of side guards on the elevate ramps is one of the reasons I think they are great.

No side guard to get in the way of doors open outward.

Easily change the height of the ramp to match the surface you're transitioning to.

Small aluminum ridges on the surface of the ramp create grip and traction that won't fade over time.

Tested at over three times their weight limits, each of these ramps are extremely well-made. Even the biggest folks with the heaviest chairs will feel comfortable and confident on these ramps.

Beyond the peace of mind that comes from the design and construction of PVI ramps, the Comes In Handi Guarantee won't leave you on a slippery slope.

As long as the item is in like new condition will take it back within 30 days. We take the risk so you can enjoy the freedom.