Sometimes, wheelchair access calls for stationary ramps to make areas accessible. For a convenient solution requiring minimal assembly, you can use stationary ramps. Some will even comply with ADA codes, eliminating the need for building construction.

Modular Ramps – Modular ramps offer a quick solution to providing accessibility while meeting ADA codes. Both installation and removal take little time and these ramps work for residential and commercial construction. You can also configure these ramps based on the layout you need.

Pathway Ramps – As a long-term or short-term solution to create wheelchair access at landings and other level changes in the home, pathway ramps work well.

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