LIEKUMM Portable Wheelchair Ramp, 600LBS Capacity, Prevent Waterlogging, Ramps for Wheelchairs for Home, Ramp for Stairs, Wheelchair Ramps for Vans, Suitable for Wheelchairs, Bicycles, Scooters
$66.99
| Brand | LIEKUMM |
|---|---|
| Material | Aluminum |
| Color | Yellow |
| Item Weight | 10.2 Pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 24″L x 28.7″W x 1.8″H |
| Load Capacity | 6E+2 Pounds |
| Is Foldable | Yes |
| UPC | 748958194869 |
| Item Weight | 10.2 pounds |
| Manufacturer | LIEKUMM |
| ASIN | B0BF5BMH4M |
| Item model number | MR607SWCN |
| Customer Reviews |
4.5 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
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| Date First Available | September 13, 2022 |
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Customers find the wheelchair ramp easy to use and functional, with one mentioning it works well for transitioning between door and sidewalk. Moreover, the ramp is strong enough for its intended purpose. However, accessibility receives mixed feedback, with one customer noting it’s only suitable for wheelchairs. Additionally, customers disagree on the ease of movement, with one describing it as springy when walking up it.
8 reviews for LIEKUMM Portable Wheelchair Ramp, 600LBS Capacity, Prevent Waterlogging, Ramps for Wheelchairs for Home, Ramp for Stairs, Wheelchair Ramps for Vans, Suitable for Wheelchairs, Bicycles, Scooters
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LIEKUMM Portable Wheelchair Ramp, 600LBS Capacity, Prevent Waterlogging, Ramps for Wheelchairs for Home, Ramp for Stairs, Wheelchair Ramps for Vans, Suitable for Wheelchairs, Bicycles, Scooters
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Groovy Girl –
Only for wheelchair
Only for wheelchairs. I bought it as a ramp for a shed not thinking about the fact that it folds and when opened the bolts stick up. I tested it out with the lawn mower but as I wheeled it down the blades hit the bolts. I’m keeping it because I don’t feel like sending it back but now I have to lift the mower so the blades don’t hit the metal bolts. My bad decision.
terry N. –
Works as promised
Works great to transition out door to sidewalk
hime –
quality
superb product
Jordan Johnson –
Work good
Works very good.
Terry pete –
Good strong product
Little pricey but considering what it’s intended for I’d pay good money for a good product and that’s what this is. Functions amazing , nice and sturdy , but light weight also . Bought for my grandma who is wheel chair bound to get over the curb to her front door
Kaniki –
It needs a lot of small changes to it..
I will start off with saying, this is not a bad ramp.. But it is a lot of little things that gave it its rating.. I will explain..The first thing, which I really do not understand.. They give you some push pins and say “The pins can fix the ramp when in use”.. What?? Fix it in use?? You mean to stabilize it so that it does not slide?? If so, this is a portable ramp.. Do you think that there is going to somehow be holes in the steps, curbs, etc where you are going to use it?? What most ramps have is a hole drilled or punched into the side of the ramps so that you can put this pin thought it so that when you are carrying it, it will hold it closed.. This is the first ramp that I have gotten that never had any of those holes to keep it closed put into it.. But they did include the pins to do it.. On a positive note, if you wanted to, it would be simple to drill a hold at one end to do just that.. But why was this never thought of when making it??This one uses nuts and bolts to hold it together.. The problem with that is.. If you look closely at the pictures, you can see that they are put so close to the end that it actually holds the ramp up in the air.. If the bottom is put on a wood surface, these bolts, and their extra threads, can dig into the wood and damage it.. This could have been easily fixed by moving the bottom bolts a few inches from the end instead of right at the end..What makes the but and bolt problem even worse is the fact that there is no flaps on the bottom, only on the top part of the ramp.. Having no flap, means that you have to go up about 1/2″ of a bump, just from the thickness of the main ramp and the side braces that fold around the main ramp runner pieces… But then with the bolts holding it up another 1/4″?? That means that this makes for about a 3/4″ bump as you enter or get off of the ramp at the bottom.. It is not that this is a large bump, but adding height to the lip to get on the ramp, which could have been avoided, is not a good thing..With the ridges on the ramp, I had no problem with sliding or slipping, so I have no problem with that black grit paper that they put on a lot of ramps, not being on there.. Those other ramps that have it, if you pick up the paper, it is usually fairly flat and smooth, and can be very slippery when wet because of it.. Putting those anti-slip ridges on this one like they did made it so that you do not need that anti slip grit paper on it.Overall, it is a nice ramp, and I really do like it.. It is nice and sturdy, light weight and easy to move or carry.. The handle is nice and comfortable to use.. IMO, Fix those few small things that I mentioned and I would have given it 5 stars..
S Cox –
Perfect for permanent or temporary threshold entrance.
Measure your entrance height to determine correct ramp length. It is a nice ramp and looks good. It is a little “springy when walking up it but I added a landscaping block with an outdoor treated piece of wood to the center of the ramp and it stabilizes it perfectly. There are stew holes in the top side to anchor it to the threshold but add you some silicone to the screw to help seal the penetration screw hole from the weather.
Kathryn Griffin –
made my life safer…
it was great, portable, strong.