Rubber Ramp
A rubber ramp is a type of ramp, typically made of rubber or recycled rubber, used to bridge the gap between a surface and a raised area, such as a threshold or curb, to facilitate access for wheelchairs, scooters, or other mobility devices. These ramps are known for their durability, slip resistance, and ease of installation.
Key features and benefits of rubber ramps:
Accessibility: They provide a smooth transition between different levels, making it easier for people with mobility challenges to navigate.
Durability: Rubber is a strong and resilient material, ensuring the ramp's longevity.
Slip Resistance: The rubber surface provides good traction, especially for wheelchairs and scooters.
Ease of Installation: Many rubber ramps are designed for simple, no-tools installation.
Versatility: They can be used for various purposes, including bridging thresholds, overcoming curbs, and even for loading vehicles or machinery.
Environmental Friendliness: Many rubber ramps are made from recycled rubber, making them an eco-friendly choice.