AllCure
AllCure Extra Wide Aluminum Foldable Wheelchair Ramp 36" x 31" home health care
Extra-wide 31" aluminium ramp folds to 16" wide, supports 600 lbs and handles 9" rises for unoccupied chairs
- TypeWheelchair Access Ramps
- ColorSilver
- Supports up to 600 lbs with 6061 aluminum build
- 31" inside width fits most wheelchairs and scooters
- Weighs only 16 lbs and folds to 16" wide for transport
- Anti-slip grit coat plus 2.5" lip with pin holes for secure use
- Accommodates 9" rise unoccupied and 6" rise occupied per ADA guidance
Extra Wide Aluminum Ramp
The AllCure foldable ramp measures 36 inches long and 31 inches wide inside, with an outside width of 31.25 inches. It is built from 6061 aluminum and weighs 16 lbs. The surface includes anti-slip traction tape and a 2.5 inch angled lip with pre-drilled holes for anchoring.
For Manual and Power Chairs
The 31 inch inside width fits most manual and power wheelchairs as well as mobility scooters. It supports up to 600 lbs for occupied or unoccupied use. Buyers needing a narrower profile for tight doorways or a longer run for higher thresholds should look at other options.
Safety Pins and Carry Handle
Two safety pins lock the ramp folded for transport and anchor it to the step during use; the pin holes must be drilled on installation. A built-in handle allows one-person carrying when the ramp is folded to 16 inches wide.
Highlights
- Supports up to 600 lbs with 6061 aluminum build
- 31" inside width fits most wheelchairs and scooters
- Weighs only 16 lbs and folds to 16" wide for transport
- Anti-slip grit coat plus 2.5" lip with pin holes for secure use
- Accommodates 9" rise unoccupied and 6" rise occupied per ADA guidance
Specifications
| Brand | AllCure |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelchair Access Ramps |
| Color | Silver |
Questions about this item
What width of wheelchair or scooter will fit on the 31" inside surface?
The ramp has a 31" inside width and a 31.25" outside width, so any chair with an overall width up to 31" will sit fully on the traction surface.
Will the 36" length give a safe slope for a 7" curb with a power chair?
For occupied power chairs the maximum recommended rise is 6", so a 7" curb exceeds the guidance; the 36" length is suited to rises of 6" or less when occupied.
How do I confirm the safety pins are locking the ramp to the step correctly?
Drill the holes in the 2.5" angled lip, insert the supplied pins through the lip into the step, and verify the ramp cannot shift laterally or lift at the top edge.
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