If the ramps gets wet, will it get slippery?
1685101
Yes, possibly so, unless you anchor them down somehow. I haven't done that and haven't used them when it's wet, so I can't be sure. Sorry.
1685102
Yeah, they can be a little slippery, but it depends on the ramps you connect these ends to. I attached them to untreated 2x6's and they get a little slippery in the rain or when equipment tires are wet, but I just slow down and take my time and I have no problems.
1685103
Yes, possibly so, unless you anchor them down somehow. I haven't done that and haven't used them when it's wet, so I can't be sure.Sorry.
1685104
The parts (two each) are attached to the ends of a 12 x 2 which allows you to make the ramps any length you need/want. Wood will get slippery when wet.
2251899
It does not have any rubber to add additional grip to the sides. That said, I have not felt that it was overly slick either. It is solid plastic though so I'm sure that given the right conditions it could become slippery.
1125901
No it won't. The wings have rubber strips which keep the kayak in place. They do not allow sliding.
580556
I have mine on carport and I do not think it would be any problem with water, it is made of vinyl
1458672
I don't think so, but you can turn it so it's hitting the wall to avoid getting wet..
1798189
Back is rough. Slippage depends on your surface. I have never found slipping a problem.
857559
It could with a few adjustments. Mine is on the outside of our house so it is exposed to rain and my husband uses his scooter to enter the house - he does not walk on it. I do not know if it would be slippery, but the surface \seems safe. I secure it with a rubber mat under the front of the ramp, Hope this helps because I know the 4 inch step into the shower is dangerous !
1539408
Works best with water. It isn't slippery without water and therefore isn't very fun if dry.
1286077
That would depend on several factors; most important would be the rate of inclination, followed by the amount of damage to your vehicle, and lastly the object that you'd be putting on the ramp. My best guess would be to say, no.
707075
Yes but u will need to cover the shelves and the ramps with carpet or something so they wont slide on the slick surface.
1114732
The information sheet that came with the scooter says not to use it in wet conditions. I think it's because the wheels can slip on wet cement.
2170255
Should work fine. My tires are 255/40-17 (approx. 10" wide). No problem with ramps.
939519
There is no braking only the motorized stopping. I don't use a ramp but I would say yes it will go down a ramp slow and safe. Don't think wet will affect it but don't know about slippery. I only use it when we go somewhere like the mall. It does fold up and my husband can easily put it in the trunk. Hope this helped.
1149890
No it willnt it will be slippery but not sticky use only a little if you have backseat first
1112672
The anti-skid surface is 3M (or similar) sheet that has an adhesive back. If left exposed to the sun and rain, the adhesive can, over time tend to get moisture underneath and may fail. If you can turn the ramp over so that the anti-skid surface is down, then it should last a long time. Also, if left outside with the anti-skid surface up, there is a tendency for foreign material to get between the sliding parts and make it harder to retract and extend. If it is upside down, then this should not be as much of a problem. It is a very good product that we have used several years.
161382
We have not noticed a slippery when wet problem. The liners are heavily ribbed and provide good footing. Happy with them.
163359
Yes...it's high gloss and when wet could be slippery. look at a deck finish product non-slip in it's description.