Description
Ramps for wheelchairs and disabled scooters.
This type of wide, foldable ramp is recommended for overcoming steps and obstacles of up to 35-45 cm (approximately) if the user uses an electric wheelchair or in the presence of an assistant.
The ramp is equipped with a handle to facilitate movement, a high-grip surface and an anti-slip strip in the section in contact with the height difference to be overcome. It has two holes for possible anchoring to the step.
Technical Data
Always choose the longest possible ramp that suits your needs. In fact, the longer the ramp, the lower the degree of inclination you will have to deal with. In general, the following ramp lengths are recommended in relation to the indicated inclination.
■ For independent users of manual wheelchairs:
Max. gradient: 1:7
■ For users of manually operated wheelchairs who require assistance from an accompanying person:
Max. gradient: 1:5
■ Example: to overcome a height difference of 20 cm and a maximum gradient of 1:5, a 100 cm ramp should be used (5 x 20=100).
See proportions on the diagram below.
Degree of inclination diagram 1:5
This type of wide, foldable ramp is recommended for overcoming steps and obstacles of up to 35-45 cm (approximately) if the user uses an electric wheelchair or in the presence of an assistant.
RAMPPIEG180 Allmobility folding ramp
The RAMPPIEG180 Allmobility folding ramp consists of a single, foldable longitudinally plane to be stored away in a space-saving manner when not in use. Considering its length of 180 cm, it is recommended for overcoming steps and obstacles up to 35-45 cm (approximately) if the user uses an electric wheelchair or in the presence of an assistant.The ramp is equipped with a handle to facilitate movement, a high-grip surface and an anti-slip strip in the section in contact with the height difference to be overcome. It has two holes for possible anchoring to the step.
Technical Data
- Length : 180 cm
- Width : 72 cm
- Closed width : 36 cm
- Max load : 300 kg
- Weight : 14 kg
Always choose the longest possible ramp that suits your needs. In fact, the longer the ramp, the lower the degree of inclination you will have to deal with. In general, the following ramp lengths are recommended in relation to the indicated inclination.
■ For independent users of manual wheelchairs:
Max. gradient: 1:7
■ For users of manually operated wheelchairs who require assistance from an accompanying person:
Max. gradient: 1:5
■ Example: to overcome a height difference of 20 cm and a maximum gradient of 1:5, a 100 cm ramp should be used (5 x 20=100).
See proportions on the diagram below.
Degree of inclination diagram 1:5
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