1" Rise Rubber Door Threshold Ramp for wheelchairs, 2000 LBS Capacity 35.5'' Long Non-Skid Solid Rubber for Home Doorways Heavy Duty Door Step Ramp for Mobility Scooters and Power Chairs

How have I lived without this? Makes life so much easier.

used this product for a doorway to make it easier for a wheel chair to go over

Part of our entry sidewalk at our church settled leaving part of the concrete an inch higher than the rest. It was a trip hazard. We put 2 of these ramps side by side and now we have a gradual rise instead of a trip a hazard. We saved thousands of dollars using these ramps instead of having a contractor try to raise one of the concrete slabs. This is a great solution.

Works great for why I bought it... to put in front of sliding door track going to my patio. My wheelchair kept bending the track making it hard for the door to close. However, only one star because after weeks of it sitting outside it still stinks (noxious chemical/rubber smell) and cannot keep it indoors for more than a few minutes.

This has been a great solution. This is sturdy and thick. My partner uses a walker to walk the dog. He can walk without one but for longer walks a walker has been ideal as he likes to stop and talk to the neighbors and the walker gives him support for standing extended periods of time as well as a seat.Going out the door has been a problem since there is a lip on the threshold of the door. I thought about removing it, as it would not interfere with the security of the door, and it would be way easier for him to navigate the door, but it might create a draft so that was not our best option. This has bridged the gap nicely. The only problem is that it does tend to slide. Our door just barely clears it, as a result it sometimes pushes it out of place. I considered nailing it down but was afraid of it eventually tearing or wearing out around the nailed area (this happened to non slip outdoor stair treads). I bought heavy duty velcro thinking it would be easy to remove the ramp and clean trapped gravel and dirt under and around the ramp that the walker and his shoes track in (he can’t easily remove his shoes). But my brother pointed out that the velcro would actually add height that would interfere with clearance of the door. Heavy duty velcro would work if you have enough clearance (that we don’t have). I had to resort to using double sided carpet tape to secure it to the floor. Hopefully it holds up. I didn’t like using the tape for the damage and eventual trouble removing it, but our floors currently need replacing anyway. If you have hardwood floors or expensive flooring this might not be the ideal option. And if your door has good clearance you might not need anything to hold it down like we have had to do, because the door often catches it just enough to pull it away from the threshold (but clears it just enough that the door still opens freely). I have had good luck with using WD40 to remove sticky residue but the problem I have had with carpet tape in the past is that it hardens onto the floor making it near impossible to remove. The ability for him to move about independently is worth the trade off of potential damage to the floors for us. Perhaps there are other solutions out there to secure this that I don’t know about.This is a quality durable ramp that will last for a long time. It has been a good solution to our problem. I would give it five stars if it came with an option to secure it to the floor.

This was the perfect fit to transition over a 1/2” lip in comfort and into my shower. I have several different sizes throughout my home. A Very durable product that I would highly recommend.

Works as intended, but stinks like crazy. You will need to leave this outside to air out for a week. Smells like chemicals. I would give 5 stars if it didn't smell so awful.

I am disabled & in a wheelchair. Had a wheelchair ramp & a outside door ramp installed but the carpenter said they had nothing for inside the door frame. I like to site outside on the porch when when the sun is shining & when its raining. I found this 1 inch piece of rubber for inside the door. It has made going out on the porch a lot easier. There are many barrier for those of us in wheelchair. This is no longer one of them.