How wide is the ramp? I want to use it as a jump for RC cars, and the width of my car is 10 inches. So, I'd need it to be at least 12 inches wide.
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It's not wide enough that's why we bought two of them and connected them with wire ties. It works perfect for our RC truck.. It's a good product but you will need two.
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I don't think it's quite that wide but not positive since it's been a long time since my son has had it. I remember it being pretty narrow though.
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Only 12 ft. wide. I believe there are setups that go that wide but this is not one of them
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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...
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The ramp is lightweight and strong. It should say the weight rating. It also comes in different lengths I think. We used it for my Mom and her wheelchair into the house, but it was only about a 5" rise. The trunk would be much more, but I think it could work with a longer ramp.
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Paul, I bought it as a gift so don't have it to measure but they have a Bernese Mountain Dog who weighs 130 lbs and it works great for his use. It is wider than the ramp they had before and they loved it!
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I'm not sure. You would have to have wide wheels because it only goes so small
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I would say 16 inches at the widest part. Not particularly narrow - probably won't work, unless you have a very wide vehicle. We have two boosters with backs in our mini-van's third row, and cannot fit this in between.
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I love the ramp, but Yes it would not accommodate a 32" wide wheelchair. Maybe check and see if there are wider ones- there must be.
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Yes, there are 2 ramps 12" wide. They are very strong and light. They are also good if you get stuck in mud or snow. Put them near car wheels and out you go.
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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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Sixteen inches is not nearly wide enough for my dog, neither is 20 for that matter. So the dog is not looking over the sides of these narrow ramps, why can't somebody just make the width a good two feet ,two and a half feet apart?
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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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My son outgrew his and we gave it to a friend so I don't have it in front of me to measure. I remember he would drive it into our sunroom through a standard size exterior doorway from time to time because it was a booger to get out. It made it, but barely. We got lots of fun out of this little ride and I can't recommend it enough, though. Hope this helps!
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himy ramp is 60" wide and 75" long and weights about 275lbs. I had to try several different places to mount the cable to the ramp to make it work as the way they say to mount it [location] on the ramp did not work. but after a few trys, i got it to work. It works great 1 finger lift to a point and then its no big deal to lift the rest of the way. Should have bought it YEARS ago and saved my back. Great quality and so simple, you could build it by buying springs and tubing but just not worth it. Nice clean,neat,protect from dirt and looks good. I give it 5 stars out of 5 stars
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I believe it varies from state to state but here in Michigan the ratio is 1 : 12 that is for every inch of rise requires 12 inches (1 foot) of ramp length. This is the requirement for public buildings so if it is for a private home you could go shorter. But keep in mind the shorter you go the steeper the incline. We installed the 10 foot ramp on a 14 inch rise and its not too steep although since we do not have a scooter we need to push my mother up the ramp. so if someone will be propelling themselves up the ramp you may want to stick with the 1:12 ratio. Hope this helps
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12 inches wide is as wide as it goes. My 2 turtles love it. However, it took them 2 weeks to get use to it.
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We use it in a Toyota Tacoma, it does take up space but you can put stuff on top of it if need be. Should be doable in a full size SUV, could be tricky in a smaller one. Using a ramp is definitely a hassle but in our case a necessity if we want our canine friend to participate.