FACHNUO 2 Feet Portable Wheelchair Ramp, Non-Skid Aluminum Handicap Ramps with Handle, Folding Threshold Wheel Chair Ramp for Home Steps, Stairs, Entry, Threshold, Doorways, Scooter, 800LBS Capacity

This is a lightweight yet strong ramp with a useful width for safely moving wide objects. It is definitely worth the price I paid. I purchased this ramp to serve two purposes. The first use is as intended for a wheelchair ramp. The second use is to load items into my storage shed, which has an 11.25" step up/down from ground level. If you look at the first picture, a photo of the setup instructions on Page 3, the straight end is on the right, and the angled end is on the left. My ramp came with the angled end on the right side, looking at the same side with the orange label and the handle. The chain and pin with spring-loaded retaining ball are on the straight end to the left. I removed the retaining pins and added a carabiner to the chains on each side of the ramp. This allows me to use the pins to secure the ramp to my shed, with the angled bracket end on the shed floor. I drilled a 5/16" hole through the angled end of the ramp and inserted it through the ramp into the shed. I did this for the other side as well. The last picture shows the ramp installed on my shed. It only takes a few minutes to setup and take down. If the holes, chains, and pins had been installed at the factory on the angled end of the ramp as the setup installation instructions show, I would not have had to drill any holes into the ramp or use carabiners.

Very portable. Works great. Very sturdy.

My husband is an amputee and is in a motorized wheelchair. This has been a game changer. It is super sturdy yet very easy to move around to clean under. My husband is a big guy and his wheelchair is very heavy. There is no flex or bending of the ramp when he goes over it. It fits the door width well. The length is perfect for short spaces and it provides great traction. Even if it’s wet from rain, the wheelchair doesn’t slip. It’s also easy for the rest of us to walk over it. I have had this one for over a year now and he has worn some of the traction off but it has not affected the functionality at all. I would definitely recommend this purchase.

Sturdy. Does not cave in at the center despite not placing an under ramp support (brick, wood). Reliable. Made it easy to load/unload my family member in their wheelchair.

3 porch steps are now safer for my 14yr old 80lb dog. Day 1 he allowed me to force him on it. I personally was scared of being on it. Day 2-The dog was clear, NO WAY EVER, just return it. I went up and down it without fear. Day 3-I put 2 muddy mats on it and now it’s like it’s always been here. Remember to keep light very bright on it at night at 1st. I will get a thick rubber horse stall type mat sold in Home Depot’s or Tractor supply, cut it to fit and replace the muddy mats with that and add pool noodles to the sides once I don’t have to show the dog the ramp every time he goes out for his yard patrol. I should be using a 6-7 footer but the dog could step off the side at the bottom causing him harm. I faulted this one star based on dog usage. The center is about 1/4-1/2” open and no non-skid adhesive on the sides of that opening so It’s disorienting to the dog and he slipped on it pretty bad. But that’s easily corrected with mats or non-skid tape.

Got the 5ft ramp for a 2 step, 11.25 inch rise. Had dad test it with his powerchair and it worked great. Pretty sturdy, the price seemed fair and shipping was fast. Like that it folds up for storage. Not great to walk on (feels shifty), but good for the wheelchair.

I purchased 2 of these ramps since I have to move a wheelchair over to 2 steps leading from my house to the ground due to a broken leg. They did not need to be screwed in to the ground, stable as they were just laid down so I can take them up once I no longer need them. Very sturdy and just the perfect size for my wheelchair.

Good surface tension- the surface easily prevents slipping, the ramp is a good width and length; however, the ramp is too “bouncy.” It’s not stable enough in my opinion. A handicapped person trying to walk up or down this ramp with a walker or rollator will experience a “bounce” with every step. It’s a little unsettling. Same thing if you are the person pushing a wheelchair up or down the ramp - each step creates a little bounce that is discomforting to the person riding in the wheelchair, and to the person pushing. Stability is very important to disabled persons. And this ramp just isn’t heavy enough to be completely stable.