Customer Reviews for VEVOR Portable Wheelchair Ramp, 1830 mm, Non-Slip Aluminum Folding Handicap Ramp for Wheelchair, 800 lbs Capacity, Door Threshold Ramps for Home Steps, Stairs, Entry, Threshold, Doorways, Scooter

I needed a ramp to move my plants from the deck. It very sturdy, easy to layout and works perfect with a dolly. Highly recommend!

I use this to haul some of our equipment in and out of our van. Our floor grinder weighs a couple hundred pounds, the shop vac that goes with it weighs a couple hundred pounds. I can now arrive to the job site early and unload everything by myself instead of waiting on the other crew to arrive. It holds my weight and the machines with no issues.

Very sturdy and well made but can easily be handled and folded. Grippy ramp and a manageable incline.

This was originally out of stock. Once the staff at Vevor realised the urgent nature of needing this specific item for my powered wheel chair, they contacted me and arranged a rapid restock. As such my portable ramp arrived much faster than I was expecting and I thank them for their diligence. The item is exactly as described. My chair weighs 160kg and I weigh 100kg. It manages this weight well, as designed. I'm now able to get out and about with my wheelchair. Note it is a little heavy, but that's why it's sturdy. I can handle this and manage my chair but someone else might need a carer to assist. I'm really happy with this purchase and it makes me feel safe when I use it.

Great product they are being used to wheel me into my house, very sturdy and the height works perfect.

These are very sturdy ramps with great traction on the surface. They fold in half and there is a small locking pin that holds them together so they don't flop open. They come with a pair of gloves which I didn't find necessary, but thought it was a nice touch. I'm not using them for a handicap ramp, but instead to help load rolling cases into the back of my vehicle. The angle into the back of an SUV is still quite steep even with a 6 ft ramp, so if you can use a curb or loading dock to help you, you'll be much happier. These are super well built and I expect they'll last me the next 30 years.

We live in a house built around the turn of the century, around 1908, not exactly accessible. The ramp is designed to be carried about and used where needed, but we attached it to the indoor threshold and ran it out into the porch. Since I am wheelchair bound, before having it installed, it would be a jerky attempt to get out ofnthe house tomthe outside ramp. Now I can go in and out, retrieve mail and packages, turn around and come back in with little difficulty. I especially like the side rails on the bottom of the ramp which keep my power chair from driving off the edges of the ramp, which I have done on the city bus (had to be rescued by the fire department).

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I have found this to be very useful for getting my wife in her wheelchair up and down the step at our back door. It is quite sturdy for theweight and was good value for money.

When this arrived I found that there was one pin missing from the chain. Other than that it's a good quality ramp. I put a platform on my hitch and bring my snow blower wherever it is needed but the ramp that came with it was very short which made for difficult loading. With this ramp it's easy. Alao good for loading heavy items in the back of an suv.