Wheelchair and Access Ramps

 

This isn’t always easy for some where they may be based in old buildings which weren’t built with disabled access in mind. Which is why access ramps are a great and cost effective way to be compliant with the DDA regulations especially where a refurbishment or renovation may be out of the question. There are a vast range of ramps and access aids available, we will take a look at the most popular that we supply.

Disabled Access Kerb Ramps

These are probably one of the most common sights you will see in day to day life, there are several types of these available made from different materials and ranging in different sizes.

Rubber Kerb Ramps

These are the easiest and simplest to use, simply place in front of the kerb you want to access and you are done. The great thing about these particular ones is that they can be interlinked, so if you needed a larger access area for more than one wheelchair or perhaps even a vehicle it’s available in seconds.

Doorline Bridge Ramps

These ramps are made from anodised aluminium construction which gives them the hardwearing durability you would expect. They are a bridge version of a ramp which can be used for low steps or kerbs with obstructions directly under which would make the wedge ramp hard to use. These are ideal for wheelchairs or trolleys so also offer versatility to businesses.

Disabled Access Ramp

Adjustable ramps

This ultralight telescopic wheelchair access ramp is incredibly versatile, and can be lengthened out to 2.88m and is ideal for gaining access to vehicles and has a capacity of up to 250kg (per pair).

Disable Trackway Rubber Matting

If you are based somewhere that has uneven ground, or a lot of gravel or grass it can be problematic for wheelchairs and trolleys alike.