EZ-ACCESS TRANSITIONS Modular Aluminum Entry Ramp, 3" Rise

Customer Reviews

• N. C.

  Just what we needed to make pushing up wheelchair on 2 seperate ramps easier.

  We have 2 large wide and deep steps up to the front door and couldn't put in 1 long ramp due to not enough space at sidewalk. The manual wheelchair was difficult for me to start up the 1st ramp due to a steep lip on it and then would get caught between the end of the 1st ramp and beginning of the second. Very exhausting pushing up my 87 year old mother who weighs 170lb. and can't help at all. These Easy-Access Transitions were the perfect solution to put at beginning of the first ramp and between both of them! Now the wheelchair goes up with very little effort.

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• k.

  They won't let you return

  I liked the quality. That was about it. This didn't come with all the screws. The screws it did have should of been flat top screws. These had a raised top would not let the door close. I tried to return it. It is none returnable. No place in the listing does it say it can't be returned. I called Bolo the rep I spoke with was very nice and helpful. I hope the situation has been resolved. Time will tell. Again I'll say it DO NOT BUY THIS

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• M.

  This Ramp is too SHORT! ***** DANGEROUS *****

  As a newly handicapped person who lives alone I needed help with things like groceries. I purchased this 4inch ramp to make is easier to access my carport from my kitchen. I also purchased a large basket for the rear of my scooter. When I arrived home with groceries, I was delighted to load them all into the basket. As I drove up the ramp. All of a sudden the front wheel lifted up completely off of the ground. The whole thing was now balanced not on the two rear wheels but on the two tiny rollers behind the rear wheels. I couldn't steer, back up or go forward. I was terrified! I am now going to have a custom ramp built to the correct specs. Shame on the manufacturer and Bolo for selling such a dangerous piece of equipment

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• G. D.

  Easy Installation!

  This ramp came rolled up. All I had to do is unfold it and put it in place. It’s 3 inches tall exactly what we needed. I screwed it to the door jam on top to secure it. Fits perfectly on our slider out to the patio in the back. It does not interfere with opening or closing the slider. I got this for my wife who uses a walker. She can now get out to the patio and back yard by herself. She loves it. I did put 3 strips of four inch Non slip tape on it to help make it more secure for her. We are getting another one for the front door but that one needs 4 inches. The gradual slope on this is just enough. Perfect.

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• H. C.

  The screws are hard to put in but you have to really try

  The trick on this one is assembly. There's very little to assemble you just like one piece into the other piece and then insert a screw. However the screw is extremely hard to get all the way in. It goes in halfway comfortably and then you have to really force it in the rest of the way feeling like this is really the wrong screw for this hole but it isn't it goes in just keep working at it. Then after that when screws are flush with the metal you can install it wherever you'd like and it works well I might reinforce it with some duct tape on the bottom. It works well when it stays in place because we have duct tape it went to the floor to prevent slipping it has no rubber underneath to prevent slipping that would have been a nice feature. This is your bottom of the line easiest to put together ramp if you just need one to get that wheelchair over that front door bump and we did. It works fine. Just don't get upset about how the screws won't screw in all the way and call customer service. I did. They told me to try harder. What do you think about that customer service? Haha well I'm glad we have it and it's working well for my father's chair.

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