Which length should I order?
For ADA compliance, accessible ramps should be 1:12 ratio of rise to run. Therefore, for every 1 inch of vertical rise, the ramp should be 12" long. For example, if your steps are 10" total, your ramp would need to be 120" or 10 feet long. For residential purposes, the ratio can be shorter, 2:12 or 3:12. If you have any questions and aren't sure about the best option, one of our experts can assist you.
Product Details
PVI Standard Threshold ramps are built of superior quality with durable welded construction and can support up to 600lbs. Lightweight and easy to set up while still providing excellent stability. Equipped with anti-slip, high traction surface, this ramp accommodates wheelchairs and scooters with various wheel configurations.
Specifications
| Item Number |
Length |
Width |
Threshold Height |
Weight |
Capacity* |
| THR832 |
8" |
32" |
1/4" – 1/2" |
3 lbs. |
600 lbs. |
| TH1032 |
10" |
32" |
1/2" – 3/4" |
4 lbs. |
600 lbs. |
| TH1232 |
12" |
32" |
3/4" – 1 1/2" |
5 lbs. |
600 lbs. |
| TH1632 |
16" |
32" |
1 1/2" – 2" |
6 lbs. |
600 lbs. |
| TH1636 |
16" |
36" |
1 1/2" – 2" |
6 lbs. |
600 lbs. |
| TH2432 |
24" |
32" |
2" – 4" |
12 lbs. |
600 lbs. |
| TH2436 |
24" |
36" |
2" – 4" |
15 lbs. |
600 lbs. |
* Maximum Ramp Capacity: 300 lbs. Single axle - 600 lbs. Two axles.
Lifetime Warranty
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Return Policy
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