What is the incline of the wedge?
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I am totally guessing here based on my memory. The bottom is as flush with the mattress as possible. The top is likely two inches.
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I researched this question. I don't recall with 100% percent certainty the answer. - I've used the wedge for over a year, and it has held up very well. - I want to say it is a 30 degree incline.
1162593
And honestly, once your baby can start moving around the crib, it doesn't serve it's purpose any longer.
1195562
incline 90 (like a straight back chair), or 45; then flat, and largest decline is 45
106156
I've slid down it several times. I am about 150-160. I didn't have any problems from an incline of about 3.5 feet. If I were pushing upwards of 180-220, I'm not sure I'd get it without some central support.
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It is STEEP! I cannot recommend this product because it is very well designed. I am sorry that I can't provide the actual angle but I can tell you I have to prop it up on the other end so I can open my back door.
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20 deg, 40 deg, 60 deg and the possibility of 90 deg from horizontal. I have yet to try 60 degrees or more. Incline adjustment bolt is easy to set.
1296287
It has about a 2.25" rise for about 7% slope. It's not much but it's not flat either.
797370
Mine has a very small incline to the point that I didn't need to modify anything.
632542
There is a taper on the seat.. it is thinner on the inside than the outside if that is what you mean by angled.
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The incline might be a bit steep depending on the height of the steps. The longer the ramp however would decrease the incline.
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There is an adjustable strap that can limit the angle. There is no locking mechanism but yes you can set a maximum incline by adjusting the strap.
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The wedge is fairly firm. It is very difficult to stay on it because of the firmness. I slide down all night.
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The wedge is 25.5 inches wide, 32 inches long, and tapers from 5 inches at the top to about 1 inch at the bottom.
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There is only one angle. Because you need to be able to slide the parallel edge you can't lay it flat. At the two top corners there are small fold out legs that only raise the back up a few inches. I would say the angle is less than 10 degrees. If you need it to be steeper you could rig something directly to each leg to make it a steeper angle. I don't have it in front of me, I gave it as a gift so I don't know the exact angle but it's enough to lift the one side of the board off the table so you can slide the parallel edge.
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I wish I could tell you, Sarah. I didn't remember seeing one when my boot arrived; so, I checked it again. There is no wedge in my boot. Sorry.
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It has an incline due to the folds that won't disappear! This product was rolled up for shipping. A major disappoint!
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Measure from the top of the stair at an angle that would be an acceptable incline for a wheelchair to be pushed. You want to allow for a steady incline -if it is too sharp if an incline you will never be able to push or pull an occupied wheelchair up the ramp
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if you mean two steps of 7 inches each for a total of 14 to 15inches high, it is not long enough and would create too steep of an incline.