Customers find the wheelchair ramp easy to handle and set up, with good weight capacity that can support up to 300lbs. They appreciate its accessibility, with one customer noting it’s perfect for two steps from the laundry room, and its ease of movement, with one mentioning the smooth transition from ramp to floor. The product receives positive feedback for its quality and value for money, though opinions about its sturdiness are mixed, with some finding it sturdy while others report it breaking within a few uses.
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9 reviews for Ruedamann 4FT Wheelchair Ramp, Portable Wheelchair Ramp for Home Entrance, 30-1/4″ Wider Design, Non-Slip Aluminum Folding Ramps for Wheelchairs, Strollers, Scooters, Stairs, Curbs, Doorways
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Murfizoid –
Simple and sturdy
This product is perfect for us – we have one step up to a Spanish style landing – into the front door. It’s perfect for that one 3 inch step from sidewalk up to the landing.Hi, Mom does not weigh a lot and uses a lightweight wheelchair. This is perfect for this light use.The product folds in half and has a convenient handle, which is easy to store.It also has a grippy sort of material on it so it provides a little more traction than just aluminum by itself.Considering the low price and effectiveness – meets our needs just fine.
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Mark S –
Excellent quality
Sure, I’d like it to be a little cheaper…who wouldn’t? But here’s the thing: it lives up to its description of high quality compared to others that are in the same price range. And, at this length, it’s very lightweight and easy to handle and store. I’m using it to roll lawn equipment (push mower, small generator) in and out of a garden shed.
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Kalee 5 –
Very sturdy
This ramp worked well to help a friend in a power chair through my front door. The 3 ft. Length is perfect to go up one step. The friend was fairly large, and of course the chair was big and heavy, but the ramp handled it all just fine.
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BoxerMom136 –
A little shaky, but worth the money.
Ordered for sister in law who uses a walker. It isn’t quite as sturdy as expected, but it works well enough to get her into the house. She’s a little nervous because it’s a little shaky, and gives a little in the middle.Says supports 600 lbs, but I wouldn’t chance that much! Very much worth the price, though.
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Kerry Dickey –
Wheel chair ramp
This folds up and has a handle making it easy to transport and fits over my threshold, my friends deck and threshold making it so easy for my wheel chair bound friend to visit our homes
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Ambrose –
Handy ramp for wheelchairs and walkers
We purchased this to allow a friend in a wheelchair to get into our house easily and it works well. It also allows my mother easier access to our house with her walker. Then, when they leave, we can take it down and store it in the garage.
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Robert White –
Well built and sturdy
The post office would not deliver the ramp because of the size.I am handicapped and had to go to town to get it. When I got the ramp home and took it out of the box I noticed a big scratch at the top of one side. The two sides were not at the same length, thaws because the end stops were bent and the two haves had come out of the center spine(hinge). I had to disassemble the ramp using a plastic mallet to beet the side apart were they were wedged in the spine had to straighten the blue end pcs.. The shipping box was not damaged at all. The ramp looked like it was a damaged return and was just reboxed and sent out again. When I got it all back together it worked good and is very sturdy. I would given 5 star other than having to rebuild the ramp.
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Ivan E. Rosado Toro –
3 years and going…
Hi! This ramp was bought 3 years ago. We found it suitable to move in and out of a van a handicapped familiar. A lot cheaper than an automatic system and less intrusive to the van (just removal of the rear seat).Now, with time and usage, the hinges feel loose to me. Also, the storage locking pins broke down. Would like to know how to get new pins and maybe some help on how to correct the loose hinges.Thanks in advance and hope to hear from the manufacturer soon.
Murfizoid –
Simple and sturdy
This product is perfect for us – we have one step up to a Spanish style landing – into the front door. It’s perfect for that one 3 inch step from sidewalk up to the landing.Hi, Mom does not weigh a lot and uses a lightweight wheelchair. This is perfect for this light use.The product folds in half and has a convenient handle, which is easy to store.It also has a grippy sort of material on it so it provides a little more traction than just aluminum by itself.Considering the low price and effectiveness – meets our needs just fine.
Mark S –
Excellent quality
Sure, I’d like it to be a little cheaper…who wouldn’t? But here’s the thing: it lives up to its description of high quality compared to others that are in the same price range. And, at this length, it’s very lightweight and easy to handle and store. I’m using it to roll lawn equipment (push mower, small generator) in and out of a garden shed.
Kalee 5 –
Very sturdy
This ramp worked well to help a friend in a power chair through my front door. The 3 ft. Length is perfect to go up one step. The friend was fairly large, and of course the chair was big and heavy, but the ramp handled it all just fine.
BoxerMom136 –
A little shaky, but worth the money.
Ordered for sister in law who uses a walker. It isn’t quite as sturdy as expected, but it works well enough to get her into the house. She’s a little nervous because it’s a little shaky, and gives a little in the middle.Says supports 600 lbs, but I wouldn’t chance that much! Very much worth the price, though.
Kerry Dickey –
Wheel chair ramp
This folds up and has a handle making it easy to transport and fits over my threshold, my friends deck and threshold making it so easy for my wheel chair bound friend to visit our homes
Ambrose –
Handy ramp for wheelchairs and walkers
We purchased this to allow a friend in a wheelchair to get into our house easily and it works well. It also allows my mother easier access to our house with her walker. Then, when they leave, we can take it down and store it in the garage.
Robert White –
Well built and sturdy
The post office would not deliver the ramp because of the size.I am handicapped and had to go to town to get it. When I got the ramp home and took it out of the box I noticed a big scratch at the top of one side. The two sides were not at the same length, thaws because the end stops were bent and the two haves had come out of the center spine(hinge). I had to disassemble the ramp using a plastic mallet to beet the side apart were they were wedged in the spine had to straighten the blue end pcs.. The shipping box was not damaged at all. The ramp looked like it was a damaged return and was just reboxed and sent out again. When I got it all back together it worked good and is very sturdy. I would given 5 star other than having to rebuild the ramp.
Ivan E. Rosado Toro –
3 years and going…
Hi! This ramp was bought 3 years ago. We found it suitable to move in and out of a van a handicapped familiar. A lot cheaper than an automatic system and less intrusive to the van (just removal of the rear seat).Now, with time and usage, the hinges feel loose to me. Also, the storage locking pins broke down. Would like to know how to get new pins and maybe some help on how to correct the loose hinges.Thanks in advance and hope to hear from the manufacturer soon.
金城優志 –
250ccのバイクをコンテナ倉庫に入れるため、何度か使用しましたが、とても軽くて見た目以上に頑丈と感じました。