what is the width of each ramp?
1831714
the width is close to 7" but with a 1" rail in each side, which make an effective 5" width to maneuver, which is ok once you set marks (chalk ?) on the floor.
1831715
I know that it would not accommodate a motorized power chair - it would work for wheelchairs however. I can't say for sure, but I think the actual usable width was about 4 or 5 inches. Very nice ramps, just not wide enough for our use.
1831716
about 6 in. They have worked well for moving my father over doorsills, into entryways, etc.
1831717
These are designed for regular wheelchairs where the front wheels are the same axel width as the back wheels. My brother has a motorized wheel chair, the front wheels are narrower than the back. I could not use this product for his chair. Also, I would not use this ramp to elevate for more than two steps
1831718
Each of the 2 ramps is 6-1/2" wide, but the track opening is 4-1/2". I use one track as a ramp for a small dog to access a bed!
882971
Appears to be about 18"--20". Wide......I have 2. Complete sets, and I love them....one set is inside, one is outdoors...I hope this helps...you will not regret this purchase...
530234
Seriously? Sorry, but I didn't take measurements of the box it was shipped in. The only thing I can tell you is that it was a large box. The ramp came in 2 pieces, I believe, and was very, very easy to snap into place. If you really must know the dimensions of the shipping container, your best bet is to call the company or Amazon directly.
1506904
Sorry. I used them all so I cannot giveyou exact measurements. I recall that they are 2x2.5.
1168840
30.5" x 18" x 30" are the actual dimensions. It's a very nice size cage and my rates love the ramps.
278049
I'm sorry I can't tell you what the width is--because soon after attempting to put it together, and found it to be defective, I sent it back.
1040200
Because of storage, handling, and real options with flexibility in use I never connected the two ramps. I store them stacked. Needed minimum space dimensions are 79"L x 15.5 " W x 5.5" deep. I hope this helps.
2006659
Please see the page one of the manual . There is a diagram showing where to find on the ramp.
414444
The distance between the cross members is 2 inches. I would suggest getting two pieces of 1/8" aluminum diamond plate and installing them on the lower and upper portions of the ramp to accommodate the smaller wheels.
844208
Sorry it took awhile, but measurements are: collapsed @20"wide, 30"long (counting wheels), and 8: deep Sorry it took so long but measurements are: 20"wide, 30"long (counting wheels), and 8" deep (again counting wheels).
2092754
The product information (click on product link on left) says it's 70" x 17". However, obviously, you need to allow for the loss of height when angling the ramp towards your car. Measure the height of the back of your car first, so you can calculate the angle and see if the 70" length will be long enough.
1117528
9 1/4" wide (side to side), 6 1/4" (back to front), 2 1/2" deep (bottom), 1 1/4" deep (top).
1371777
Hi. They are 4.75" in width. I have 7 of these around my house, and they have been very good. I am going to be buying several more for another property we just purchased.
1041533
Cant remember the width of the handles but I do remember sending it back 3x because the wooden ring that measure the depth were split every time it arrived.
726162
I have the 2 step ramp...dimensions are exact, very sturdy and easy to use! I like it and it looks nice, like a piece of furniture, took my terrier a while to trust using it (super stubborn) but he figured it out. Cats love it too! My bed is high also, that's what I got it for...good luck! Ps: I have a yorkie if that helps
673055
I do not know, I used the ramp as a one piece unit from my back door to the garage floor to eliminate walking down the stairs. They are very sturdy and hold a 270 lb person and two one hundred pound Dobermans with no give, and an adult in a wheel chair going up and down safely.
670795
The total length is 8 1/4", the width is 4 3/4" and the rise in the back is 4 3/4". There are serrations on the ramp and on the bottom to keep a tire from slipping.