I have four steps that are the standard 10 inches deep, about 8 inches high; will this ramp work? I have a powered wheel chair
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I use the 120" ramp on std 3 step which is 11-1/2 degree incline. On 4 steps you would be looking at almost 15 degree incline. Seems quite steep for a powerchair to me. Maybe check with your chair manufacturer.
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This 5 foot ramp would not even cover the full drop of your steps. You would need at least 8 foot if you had a full charge and a strong motor and you didn't weigh too much to make it up. you should be looking for something in the 10 -12 foot range.
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A 5' ramp would work fine for 1 or 2 step. Not more. Would be too steep for 4 steps. Would need a minimum of 12 '. I have a 4' ramp for 1 step. And that works fine. I had a 3' ramp and it was ok for a scooter but too steep for a manual wheel chair. I felt like I was going to fall.
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I just want to clarify the total height of your step would be 32 inches from the bottom to top. I think the 5ft ramp would work but the pitch will be a little high maybe around 55% pitch. I bought the 3ft ramp and I have one 8 in step and the pitch is a little higher than I would like. the wheel chair we used it for was a manual. My dads friend used it several times(he has a powered wheel chair that weighs 450lbs) when he came in and his chair fit on it just fine but we did need to push him up the ramp as the motor was not strong enough. I hope this helps
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I do not know if it would work. We use it to get in our front door, which is only one step onto the porch and then a second ramp for the one step into the front hall. We haven't even tried it for the 2 steps down to our family room, as that looked too steep. My best guess would be that it would be very steep.
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We found the incline steep for going up three (3) steps using a walker. I am hoping that it would be more suitable with a powered- chair.
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This will not work on a 5" step. It will adjust up about 2". I gave mine away and spent the extra money on this ramp. I found it adjusts up to 7" and works well for my daughters wheelchair. The other is so short that the angle is steep. Adjustable Utility Threshold Ramp by Rage Powersports See the Amazon Page for this brand 4.3 out of 5 stars See all reviews (3 customer reviews) List Price: $184.99 Price: $169.99 ($0.76 / oz)
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This ramp is only good up to 2 1/2 inchs. I went to discountramps.com for one for a 5 inch step
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I have this ramp and am in a wheelchair. I think it would work well for both steps, but I think you'll need two of them. Hope this helps.
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Also consider the length from the top step to the garage floor to verify that the ramp length is correct. If so, this ramp should work well.
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I have a 4" rise and was told for every inch add a foot, that is why I bought a 4 foot ramp. It works as it should. Be sure you measure correctly.
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I am not sure it will clear four steps but it may if it is 32" high as that is verily steep. I use this 8' ramp to clear just one step which is only 6' high. It is wide enough for a wheel chair and I especially like that it has sides on the ramp.
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Yes it will work. Mine also had the lever underneath. I measured mine from bottom to the top and cut around the level to fit. It was very easy work with.
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Step is 8 in. Yeah you don't have to attach it to anything or even use the handles. It is kinda heavy, Humm if you turn it around it could work for :)
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We returned the steps we purchased, when they arrived one of the handles was all rusted . I don't recall the height of the step from the floor , but it appeared to be what we needed . Just wish it was in better shape . Good Luck !
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Yes fully ready to go out of the box. Make sure the length is correct. Depending on how high the step is (the rise) you may want a 4 or 5 foot ramp.
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I have a five inch step so it should work great for three, also. I needed to use the garage entrance as my front stoop was not deep enough without going through the yard.
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I use it as a temporary ramp mostly on a front door that is less that 34" but the step is more than 34". The ramp lip goes on the step up to the door jam but not over it.
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Hi Chuck, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical Footstool and Non Skid Rubber Platform. Unforutnately, it seems as though the dimensions listed are a bit off. The actual step height is 9". Once, you step on the stool you will then be 9" higher. We are working with Amazon to get this corrected.
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It would not give you the support because it is designed for a 4" step. As you can tell from the picture the slats on the underside are designed to sit on the ground. I higher rise would cause them to lift off the ground.
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It has steps that are just slightly over 11 inches high and 7½ inches deep. It works really well.
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My 4ft ramp is on a single 6 inch step out of the garage. I need help in my wheelchair, especially going up. There is a chart that shows the length of ramp you need for the height of the stairs you have. If is isn't on Amazon, it is on Prairie View. Can't locate mine just now. I also have a 3 ft ramp for a 4 in rise and its good for me to use with WC or walker. Now I need 1-1 1/2 " wedge things for 29" doors with high thresholds. Always Something...