2FT Portable Wheelchair Ramp, Threshold Ramps for Home Steps Doorways

This was a lifesaver when my mom was in a wheelchair/ walker. It does flex and move a little when on it so seems a little scary but it held up under weight every time. Easy to put up and take down. Folds good. Our incline was a little over 2 feet so it wasn't too steep and folic over steps good. Had good traction too.

This is exactly what we were needing. My husband is a musical entertainer so it was perfect to load and unload the equipment into our trailer. Quick shipment and good price!

The 7’ handicap ramp is very sturdy while being light weight approximately 45 pounds. This model has stability legs in the center, previous ones did not. This feature is a must for a ramp of this length. The attachment to our garage entry door was easy. Drilled two small holes and the included pins secures the ramp. It’s quick and easy to set up and store. When stored, it takes up little space, folding up compactly . Overall, the flexibility this has provided solved a big problem for us.

The angle of the ramp is steeper on the bottom half vs the top half. I was hoping the incline would be softer than our 6 ft ramp in order to make it easier on my 90+ year old parents and reduce stress on their knees. However, it is more stable with the legs down even though there is a slight hump. The ramp is very nice quality and has a great nonslip surface. The best part of this purchase is the TaiH Leo Customer Service team. After writing my initial review, they were kind enough to reach out and suggest possible solutions and tweaks to the ramp set up. They were very thoughtful, kind and helpful. I would order from them again in a heartbeat with that type of service.

Purchased to allow wheel chairs on our pontoon from the dock. Works great. Seems well built.

Easy to setup and is extremely sturdy!

Bought the 12 foot version and it's nowhere even remotely sturdy. Just walking on it the bows heavily with the top half each side bowing independently and it's terrifying to walk on. I cannot imagine taking someone down this ramp with a wheelchair It also looks cheaply made, had issues putting it together because of alignment because it was poorly made. For example, it should easily be built by one person but couldn't align it properly because it assembles length wise and poor build quality made it very hard to align properly. I even needed a hammer to fix the latch pin that is meant to secure both halves together because it was fixed so tight that pulling on the ring wouldn't make it budge.Over all i think their approach to designing this 12 footer is kind of backwards. They seemed to have just scaled up their smaller models, but that isn't going to work with one this large. It's over all just a very bad design. It's much harder to put together than it should be because of each halves' lengths. They should have approached this larger one differently, it would have justified the considerably higher price tag vs their smaller ramps.They should have had it split into a top halve and bottom halve, and joined at the middle with some form of lock pins at act as the bolts for the hinge. It would have made building it considerably simpler and both sections of the ramp wouldn't flex independent from each other like they do with the current design.Over all it's just a very bad product. I wouldn't use this thing for anything.

Bought this ramp to help get a relative that is wheelchair bound into a pickup truck. It worked great! It folds up and only weighs 50 lbs. We also purchased a 4' square video platform that had extendable legs. 17" legs fit perfect with this ramp for a 4x4 chevy pickup. My relative could wheel up the ramp and transfer to the passenger seat, no problem. The ramp was easy to use, store and carry. The non-slip feature was especially useful for outdoor use. We plan to keep it for future use in our home as we age and need a ramp instead of stairs to get in from the garage to the house.

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