EZ-ACCESS TRANSITIONS 36 Inch Portable Self Supporting Aluminum Angled Entry Threshold Ramp Ideal for Uneven Surfaces or Single Step Rises

I purchased this from Amazon, because it was more expensive at Home Depot, and had to be shipped to the store, was not in stock. This is Very Best 'Wheelchair' or "Walker Dependent" ramp ever!!! It is a Fairly new product, I believe..My height of rise from my front porch to my entry door is 4"..I read that the 'screw adjustable height feet' on the top near the threshold of your door, could leave marks on wood front porch..so I put a couple of the 'stick on felt rounds' (made for chair legs or front of stove 'feet' on hardwood floors to prevent damage to floors) underneath the round 'adjustable height' feet that sit up next to your door threshold. The BEST THING ABOUT THIS PRODUCT, is it ALLOWS FOR A STORM DOOR On the Outside of your Front door.!!! First outdoor ramp I have ever seen that would allow for a Storm door!! I have a Pella, metal and hard Glass 'special order' storm door with a Deadbolt Lock on the storm door, on the outside of my steel entry front door, so finding this "portable" ramp was perfect for me!! It is very heavy duty, and can be Bolted to front porch, heavy duty screws or bolts are Included..This purchase has my Life and especially bringing in groceries on my 4 wheeled "Walker" a Million Times Easier..I could not recommend any product higher for any person dependent on either a wheelchair, or a walker for mobility! A++

We needed an adjustable ramp that fit well inside the garage. Wasn't sure of the exact height so we purchased this ramp and it was just what the doctor ordered. Very easy to set up & to set the right height. They suggested fastening the ramp to the ground, but since it was being placed on top of cement we did not have the tools to drive a screw into the cement. Used duct tape, and it has not slipped at all. Feels sturdy, but would not recommend you walk on it with bare feet (like I did) since there are little ridges all up and down the ramp. Painful in bare feet, but perfect for a wheelchair. It has provided wonderful support and ease of use for our wheelchair family member. Very happy with the purchase.

Eleven (or more) years ago I purchased an EZ Access 10’ folding “suitcase” ramp to get from sidewalk to porch. I’d had ankle surgery (fusion) and was wheelchair bound. 10-12weeks of no weight-bearing! Now, we found that the old wooden ramps to the door threshold were too much for aging muscles! We ordered this EZ Access transition ramp (3’ X 3’) and have found it MUCH easier to navigate and it just matches the threshold height perfectly, with its adjustable feet. And WAY cheaper than a new, younger RN! And yes, had a second fusion (same ankle, different joint) and facing another 10-12 weeks of NO weight bearing! Thank God I was lucky enough to marry a CCRN 50 years ago, and EZ Access makes such quality items as these ramps! Outside on nice days when sidelined is a real treat-and one I-could never enjoy, with out these ramps-and a loving wife!!

Bought this to assist getting wheel chair bound person in/out of house. The adjustable feet are a game changer as I have different height thresholds at the front and back doors. The feet screw up/down very easily, it’s lightweight yet very sturdy.

We got this to enable us to move our very heavy generator down levels of decking. It worked perfectly when "one" step was involved (twice), but the last level of two steps was more challenging. We made it work (and it was advertised as ONE stop only, so we knew that when we bought it), but we did manage to make it work well enough to take the generator down (for repair) and get it back up again, without a gigantic struggle. Thanks for a well made product!!

Amateur ramp welding. Not even a penetration weld on one side, just barely tacked. And of course the ramp has to flex awhile before the fault becomes evident and the tack welds break. Further, not even welded on every underside stiffening rib, just every other rib. Shoddy. Unless you're set up to weld aluminum (MIG or TIG +argon) I'd avoid this ramp. Otherwise, prepare to take it to a fab shop that can complete a proper weld job. Update 11/20/2020 - decided to try them one more time. The new unit arrived today with two welds cracked just in shipping. This one they didn't even bother to clean the welds. Looks like soot from an Oxy/Acetelene rig but the spatters tells me it's MIG welded....and worse than the one before. So scratch the comment above this one about MIG....go straight for TIG. I'll be taking this one to a quality welder and having them re-flow the existing "welds" and adding a few more. The company that makes this ramp is just abysmal........

This little ramp fit perfectly at our back door. It has adjustable feet so you can line it up with your stoop. No screws or nails needed. When you're done with it, just pick it up. It stayed in place for the whole time it was needed. Highly recommend.

Good design , not so happy it came damaged. For the price of it it should not of had a bent leg and the end of the ramp bent. It was needed right away so I straightened the best I could. Packaging didn’t seem damaged so Was it like that when it was packaged? It would of been easy to install if I didn’t have to work to straighten.