This ramp works for up to what height?
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Between 30 - 40cm it is quite stable without the need for fastening it to the floor. 20 - 30cm or 40 - 55cm would need some fixing underneath to keep it stable, or at least some good rubber stoppers.
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No more than a foot or so. It's short so any higher than that would be pretty steep.
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I amusing one to transition 3 steps for my Llasa Apso without the ramp being too steep. The ramp should actually reach 1 more step in height if your dog can deal with the slope angle. My dog has short legs and hip displacia forcing no more than 45 degrees
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They do have a chart... I think you need a much longer ramp. My drop was similar and I have the 5 ft ramp....
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It might if some one holds a foot at the bottom of the ramp. They come with pins that hold it in place but you need to drill holes
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For sure.. but when unfolded the ramp is long so check the measurements to make sure you have the floor space.
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Hi Brigid - Yes, that's correct, the ramp is 19" high at the tallest point. Sorry to be so long in replying ;)
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Six steps may be a bit long. Will depend on your steps. I recommend that you measure it out. The ramp is plastic and should weather the elements well.
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I think, as long as you keep it level it should work. Only when the front comes up (therefore the tail coming down) you would have a problem, e.g. going up a ramp...
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Make sure you use their Chart to determine the length you need. You may think two feet of Ramp length won't make much difference but it really does. The Chart will tell you the exactly what length is required for a 24 inch height .
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This will not work on a 5" step. It will adjust up about 2". I gave mine away and spent the extra money on this ramp. I found it adjusts up to 7" and works well for my daughters wheelchair. The other is so short that the angle is steep. Adjustable Utility Threshold Ramp by Rage Powersports See the Amazon Page for this brand 4.3 out of 5 stars See all reviews (3 customer reviews) List Price: $184.99 Price: $169.99 ($0.76 / oz)
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The ramp edge is 1¾ inches high. I can't answer the second part because I am using a Transport Chair, not a Wheelchair.
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I would say yes, it is very sturdy so in terms of his weight problem it would be able to handle it. I am not sure if the length but I would say yes to that too. The ramp is a little heavy, just so you are aware.
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Rommel, I would not use the ramp for a step higher than 6". If I were you I would call a medical supply house ( wheelchairs, etc,) to check. I know the manufacturer of the ramp makes longer ramps for higher steps.
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Using it on two steps would depend on the distance of the risers and treads of the steps. It would be hard to tell without measuring specifically. It could be estimated by laying a board the same dimension as the ramp over the steps to see if it cleared the steps.
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Hi Scott,The angle is pretty low. To put it another way, you have a more gradual incline the further out from the platform your ramps are coming from. I use 6' 2x6's and they work pretty good. Just make sure that the wood ramps don't have any knots or deficiencies in them because with enough weight, those wood ramps will fail. I hope that was helpful. Sean
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Not sure. Measure how far the front of you lip is from where your front tires hit the ground and how high your lip is off the ground and I'll go measure the height of my ramp at that distance.
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Gravel wouldn't work well because you can't slide off it onto gravel. The ramp is not high at all-only about a foot off the ground
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this ramp is light weight, not sure exactly how long it is, but it work well without a steep incline. FYI - I bought this for my large Shepherd to use with a semi truck, the surface is not very good, I had to add another type of surface onto the ramp so she would have traction. On a good note, it does fold up nicely and is compact.