HOMCOM Wheelchair Ramp 6FT, Foldable Aluminum Threshold Ramp with Non-Slip Surface and Handle, 600lbs Weight Capacity, Suitcase Handicap Ramp for Home, Doorways, Curbs, Steps

Does the job and very stable! Worth every penny.

Works great

Perfect ramp

Handle broke after 2 months but it is still a good ramp. Easy to fold and store away. Can support a lot of weight.

Easy to setup and use. I used 2 anchors to mount so it would not slide. Works great for wheelchairs 28 inches wide or smaller.

This device works as it should...however it is a little heavy if you are tired. It is sturdy so i do not feel like the ramp can not hold the weight of me and my mom together. I would buy it again.

I have the 8ft version of this ramp. I use it to load music equipment in and out of cargo vans or 10ft box trucks that don't have a ramp (not necessarily its intended purpose). A few things: The ramp is a decent weight, it's manageable. I had a hard time using the handle to carry this thing without one of the folded sides swinging out on me, you have to hold it & figure out the best way for you to carry it. I currently use bungee cords to wrap around the side that flips out & that makes it much more manageable & I no longer worry about the sides flipping out on me.Folding it up can be a chore if you do it the wrong way best way i found was to fold it in half the long way, then fold down the top section so only 1 section is now resting on the van, now with 1 hand support the section resting on the van while holding on to the 3 sections that are now together and slowly raise the 3 sections and fold the 1 section onto the other 3. (hopefully this makes sense to someone, it's a little hard to explain)As others have said, this ramp flexes a decent amount on the unhinged side.When loading in equipment into a van or truck I put a 5 gallon empty bucket turned upside down underneath the middle of the ramp for additional stability. Just have to make sure the 5 gallon bucket is still in position after going up and down the ramp a few times. This works for me because I use this as a portable ramp and carrying a bucket for additional support is light and easy for me. Buckets are available at your local "orange" or "blue" hardware store. I also use bungee cords (1 on each side) at the top of the ramp. There is 1 hole on each side and i hook the bungee cords to the hole and the other side to a point inside of the van or truck to prevent the ramp from slipping out on me (ratchet straps may also work, haven't tried that as yet).I gave this 3 stars because it flexes a little more than expected with just me standing near the top. I'm about 165lbs & when folding this thing up it can be cumbersome and doesn't have a way to stay closed built into it.

Very sturdy, already assembled, arrived sooner than promised. Only complaint is it would be great in information page if they actually explained step by step how to unfold this or actually putting a "1", "2" etc on the actual device...it's actually tricky according type unfold and if your wrong you have to fold up, reposition and start over which when it weighs approximately 50 pounds and folds out to 8 feet wears you out. Other than the lack of directions, the product works as promised and has saved me alot of money to not have to have a ramp constructed on my small two step porch to move my dad in his wheelchair safely in and out of my house.