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AlumiRamp Quick Ramp Modular Aluminum Wheelchair Ramp Kit

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Total Rise: ≈4"

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AlumiRamp Quick Ramp Modular Aluminum Wheelchair Ramp Kit

AlumiRamp Quick Ramp Modular Aluminum Wheelchair Ramp Kit

Description

AlumiRamp Quick Ramp Modular Wheelchair Ramp Kit

AlumiRamp supplies the aluminum frame, support legs and stainless hardware; you supply the pressure-treated lumber for decking and rails - a hybrid system built to keep a full modular ramp's cost down without dropping to an all-wood frame.

Aluminum frame, your lumber1:12 slope rule10-year warranty on aluminum

Straight sections run from about 4 in to 30 in of rise, with 90-degree turn and 180-degree switchback sections available where a site can't take one long straight run, all built to AlumiRamp's 1:12 slope planning ratio - a foot of ramp run for every inch of vertical rise.

AlumiRamp Quick Ramp modular aluminum wheelchair ramp frame

Aluminum where it matters, lumber where it doesn't

The load-bearing frame, adjustable support legs and stainless steel fasteners come from AlumiRamp and carry its 10-year warranty; you source local pressure-treated 2x6 or 2x10 decking and 2x4 railing lumber, which keeps shipping weight and total cost down versus an all-aluminum system.

What you get

Aluminum frame and hardware

Frame, adjustable support legs, universal platforms and stainless steel fasteners, per AlumiRamp.

Purchaser supplies lumber

2x6 or 2x10 pressure-treated decking and 2x4 railing lumber are sourced locally.

Straight, turn and switchback sections

Sections sized in inches of rise from about 4 in up to 30+ in, combined to fit the site.

No footings on compacted ground

AlumiRamp's adjustable legs are built to skip concrete footings for most residential sites.

Specifications

AlumiRamp Quick Ramp Modular Wheelchair Ramp Kit
Brand AlumiRamp
System Quick Ramp (economical hybrid aluminum/wood)
Frame material Anodized aluminum
Fasteners Stainless steel, included
Decking/railing lumber Purchaser-supplied, pressure-treated
Configurations Straight, 90 deg turn, 180 deg switchback sections
Slope planning ratio 1:12 (1 ft of ramp run per 1 in of rise)
Warranty 10 years on aluminum components

Rise to ramp run at AlumiRamp's 1:12 planning ratio

Rise-to-run length at 1:12 slope for the AlumiRamp Quick Ramp system 4 in rise4 ft ramp run10 in rise10 ft ramp run20 in rise20 ft ramp run30 in rise30 ft ramp run
AlumiRamp states this ratio directly for its modular systems: about 1 ft of straight-run ramp for every inch of vertical rise.

Shipping

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Orders over $150 ship free; some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may cost extra or be excluded.

Returns

Send it back within 14 days of purchase if it is unused, in its original condition and packaging.

Warranty

Covered directly by AlumiRamp under their manufacturer's warranty for material and manufacturing defects.

Who is this perfect for?

Budget-conscious permanent ramp projects

Aluminum-grade structural parts at a lower total cost than an all-aluminum system, per AlumiRamp.

Sites needing a turn or switchback

Turn and switchback sections handle entrances where a straight run won't fit.

Frequently asked questions

How long a ramp do I need for my rise?

AlumiRamp's planning ratio is 1:12: about 1 ft of ramp run for every inch of vertical rise, so a 12 in step calls for roughly 12 ft of ramp run before any landing.

What do I need to supply myself?

Pressure-treated lumber for the deck surface (2x6 or 2x10) and railings (2x4), per AlumiRamp; the aluminum frame, legs and fasteners come with the kit.

Does it need a concrete footing?

AlumiRamp's adjustable support legs are designed to sit on compacted ground without footings for most residential installations; check your specific site and local code.

Is a permit required?

Permit rules vary by Canadian province and municipality; confirm with your local building department before installing.

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