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Roll A Ramp Portable Ramp System
Roll-a-Ramp is the premium portable ramp system made of lightweight aluminum that's designed to provide access to those with mobility issues, such as wheelchairs, scooters, or walkers. These kinds of portable wheelchair ramps have ease of use in mind and can be handily transported anywhere you want. The ease of set up when using to gain accesso over stairs to buildings, vehicles, and other areas hard to access areas that don't have permanent ramp access.
Each ramp is lightweight and durable made of aerospace grade aluminum and can be customized to fit a wide range of height and width requirements.
Portable ramps have become increasingly popular in the last few years as a non permanent and easily moveable solution to egress over stairs or other elevated distances
Portable Ramps for Every Occasion
Here are a list of the most popular applications for portable mobility ramps:
- Residential use: to provide access to homes, porches, decks, and patios for people with mobility issues.
- Vehicle Entry: to provide access to and off of RVs, cars, vans, buses, and boats.
- Public and commercial access: to provide access to buildings, stores, and other public spaces. particularly over stairs.
- Educational and workplace settings: portable mobility ramps are used to ensure accessibility to classrooms, offices, and other buildings for individuals with mobility impairments.
- Travel & Hospitality: Portable mobility ramps are used in the travel industry to provide accessibility to hotels, motels and other lodging for individuals that cannot traverse stairs.
Roll A Ramp Portable Ramp Solutions:
Roll A Ramp Van Ramps:
Wheelchair van ramps are installed as a permanent or semi-permanent fixture in a full size van or minvan application. Roll a Ramp manual and powered ramps can be placed on the side door entry or the rear door of the van depending on your particular vehicle.
Retrofitting your existing van with a Roll a Ramp wheelchair and scooter Van Ramp is cost effective compared to purchasing a specifically designed accessibility van or fully converted over a van.
Go here to find our entire collection of wheelchair van ramps and acessories >
This page will describe how to measure your van and ensure the right size ramp for your situation.
Specialty Ramps
Roll A Ramp Accessories
Why Roll A Ramp?
Roll-A-Ramp is a portable ramp brand that is intended to give wheelchair users with a safe and convenient means to enter buildings and other locations with steps or other impediments. These ramps are made of lightweight, resilient materials that can be readily rolled out and placed over steps or other impediments to offer wheelchair riders with a smooth, continuous surface to travel on.
Portable ramps from Roll-A-Ramp include threshold ramps, van ramps, and portable wheelchair ramps. These ramps come in a variety of sizes and may be modified to meet individual needs and specifications. They are lightweight and portable, making them perfect for usage in a range of contexts such as homes, schools, workplaces, and public spaces.
Individuals with mobility limitations, such as those using walkers or crutches, or those who have trouble climbing stairs or other barriers, can utilize Roll-A-portable Ramp's ramps in addition to wheelchair users.
Portable ramps from Roll-A-Ramp are ideal for giving wheelchair or ADA access over stairs or into difficult places. Each ramp is constructed of aerospace-grade aluminum and is lightweight enough to be shifted as required.
These ramps are utilized in a variety of applications, including vehicles, RVs, docks, and entryways.
Portable boat ramp onboard
How to Size a Ramp For Your Application
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To properly size your ramp you will need to know what slope will be appropriate for your situation. there is a big difference in purchasing a ramp that has a 1:12 ratio which is 12 inches of length to 1 inch of rise and is the standard for ADA compliance and using a ramp non ADA ramp that that has slope of 10 or 12 degrees.
The following chart provides a bit more context to the what slope you might need and how that translates to the length of Roll a Ramp that's required.
Please click the chart to show an expanded view.
Chart showing the desired ramp length to height ratio for various slopes.