LEMNISCATE Portable Wheelchair Ramp 10FT, Wheelchair Ramps for Home Steps, Non-Slip Handicap Ramp with Handle, Folding Wheel Chair Ramps for Homes Steps, Stairs, Doorways, Scooter, 800LBS Capacity

This ramp is sturdy. It flexes some when you walk on it, but not much. It has made it easier for me to get in and out of my house. It works great when I need to use an electric wheelchair. Just make sure to use the excellent chart to order the right length of ramp for your needs.

Works great.

very good product worked very well easy to set up

The ramp seems to be sturdy, well-built, and has good slip resistance. The longer the ramp, the heavier it will be, and more awkward to handle and put into place.

We used this almost daily from Jan 2025 to April 2025 with no issues. It held my father (250+ lbs) my mother (130lbs) & her wheel chair with no issue. I was able to set it up & take it down on my own relatively easily. It also folds up well and is easily stored in our garage. If my mother hadn’t passed I have no doubt that we’d still be using the ramp with no issue.

This thing is awesome! Great for wheelchair and my hubby weigh 260lbs and it held him great! I also used to bring a dolly up with a great deal of weight on it, worked well. Definitely a great purchase and can fold up nicely with a handle.

We have been living in our home for almost 21 years. It is only one step (6") from the walkway into the house, so we've never made much of having to hoist something heavy over the step. We're older now, and the potential harm to back, shoulders, or knees hauling in a heavy weight, has suddenly become of more concern. The final straw was watching my adult kids struggling to drag heavy suitcases over the step. The ramp changes everything. It has sufficient heft to be stable and strong, but still lightweight enough to make it easy to pick up and store when not needed. I am very pleased with this product. It's an easy, affordable solution to a sticky problem.

I bought this ramp to be able to easily move my wife in her wheelchair from our family room to the surrounding deck. The deck is 7" below the room, so I bought the 3' model. It's very well made and sturdy. It flexes a little bit when I walk on it, but that's to be expected and is not a problem. To not flex it would have to be so heavy I wouldn't be able to lift it. Because my doorway includes a storm door I had to install the ramp a little different from normal. One end of the ramp is considered the top; the other end is the bottom. There are only two difference between the two ends. The top has some holes to aid when it's folded. And the top also has some non-skid material to keep it from - yes - skidding off the door threshold. But I had to install it with the top end down. And I screwed it to the deck to prevent it from slipping. It works great. I suppose I could have rated it lower, but in my experience any general purpose product might have to be modified a little to work properly in the real world. So I'm happy with it.