Old house with high thresholds need to be reduced for wheelchair. The ones with doors I'm hoping to round off where the door doesn't make contact.
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The planing head is near the middle of the shoe so you would have about 5 inches of unplaned wood to deal with. The plane knife blade can't cut nails or screws which normally attach the threshold to the structure. I would not recommend this planer for the task, sorry.
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We have not used the wheelchair in the house due to space constraints. The dog cannot lay down in the chair, I have only used it for walking. It is difficult for my dog to get into the apparatus, she is shying from it now due to the need to lift her belly into the chair. Once she is in she likes the freedom it gives her to walk. Have you thought of a back end hand held lift for the dog while in the house? It would necessitate you assisting the dog to move. We finally put down pieces of carpet in our kitchen to help the dog scoot herself along.
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I have a similar cane & I disliked the clicking sound mine was making so I put some electrical tape around the moving areas & the adjustment holes & it put an end to it! Just a tip...
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Absolutely, we use it outside from the driveway to the walkway up the front steps and to the front door. Don't forget to compensate if you have a drop for the step at the door threshold. It was a considerable drop for the wheelchair and it caused my Dad some distress. We forgot this in our measurements and we had to buy a smaller ramp to compensate for this error. We purchased a 3' or 4' smaller Prairie ramp also. You can call them directly and the rep will give you expert advice on all matters related to ramps. This ramp saved us $5,000 dollars. We had a ramp company measure for the installation of a portable ramp and it was over excessive. Absolutely, we use it outside from the driveway to the walkway up the front steps and to the front door. Don't forget to compensate if you have a drop for the step at the door threshold. It was a considerable drop for the wheelchair and it caused my Dad some distress. We forgot this in our measurements and we had to buy a smaller ramp to compensate for this error. We purchased a 3' or 4' smaller Prairie ramp also. You can call them directly and the rep will give you expert advice on all matters related to ramps. This ramp saved us $5,000 dollars. We had a ramp company measure... » Read More Absolutely, we use it outside from the driveway to the walkway up the front steps and to the front door. Don't forget to compensate if you have a drop for the step at the door threshold. It was a considerable drop for the wheelchair and it caused my Dad some distress. We forgot this in our measurements and we had to buy a smaller ramp to compensate for this error. We purchased a 3' or 4' smaller Prairie ramp also. You can call them directly and the rep will give you expert advice on all matters related to ramps. This ramp saved us $5,000 dollars. We had a ramp company measure for the installation of a portable ramp and it was over excessive. « Show Less
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The door must be parrell with the floor. You controll the down travel of door with adjustment on door opener. Not sur I understand your question. If your floor is not flat and level then this item will not fix your problem.
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Yes, When moving mine I called up Mesa and they informed me that in fact the door could be removed if necessary. I although did not have to remove it.
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I use this wheelchair in my house all the time and can move independently. Hope this helps.
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I have not been able to use this bar, since it does not fit my doorways. An older home has thicker walls, wider door jams/trim.
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I don't know exactly, and the wheelchair we purchased is currently in El Salvador with my grandmother so I can't measure it. I will say that the doorways are quite narrow in the home she lives in (exactly how narrow, I'm not sure - but it's an older home in a foreign country where homes are generally smaller than they are here), and she has not had any problem getting around in her chair inside her home.
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I believe so. We have a bi-level house and this sits under a small stand along side the front door. At times I could move around the corner to go down the second level of stairs and not set it off if I was close enough to the post. Usually just the front door opening or someone standing right in front of it would set it off.
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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 inside is 35 inches, but on the side with the push up handles it is 12 inches between those. You can certainly remove the push up handles. My dad is in a wheelchair. Are you wanting this for your mom to be able to pull up to a standing position from her wheelchair? If so, I'm not sure how sturdy that would be because of the way she'd grab the bar. I suggest calling Workhorse Fitness directly and asking them. The guy who developed this is a doctor and can probably give you much better advice.
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You will find two hinges per pack . Be sure to read the weight limits and follow carefully. If your door or doors are heavier then be sure to use an extra hinge on top. I use mine for power wheelchairs and they just bump the door and drive through without any help from me, the door closes by itself and I don't have any problems. Please use double hinge on top of any heavy door-
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I wouldn't be able to use it sitting in my wheelchair because the peddles are too high and the peddles scoot away while in use. I wish I hadn't bought this.
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I don't have the chair handy as it's at my grandmother's home. However, I'm pretty sure the legs are removable because I recall not being able to find them on occasion when picking her her up to take her out. We've had the chair for 5 years now, not using it on a daily basis, but it has seen a lot of use. It's held up very well. I highly recommend it and hope it fits your needs.p.s. It's not as wide or heavy as a standard wheelchair, so I think it will work for what you need. I'll reiterate again that I've been really happy with it.
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Hi Patrick, you should be fine, this chair is great for narrow door ways. Don
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Yes but they would need to be cut wide so that the Roomba has no chance of navigating over (actually this is a good idea that I will have to try).