Your local Amramp expert specializes in ramp design and installation. We're here to guide you through this journey to finding the best ramp solutions for you.
Our Process:
Initial Phone Consultation: We can tell you what is needed often during the first phone call with your local expert
Onsite Evaluation: In the case where we need to perform an onsite evaluation, we will measure your property to design a safe ramp layout, and answer any questions you may have about our products
Layout and Price: Following your evaluation, we will provide you with a layout drawing of your proposed ramp and a purchase price or monthly rental price
Expert Installation: We can typically schedule your ramp installation within 1-2 days after you accept your proposal
Measuring for Your Ramp:
To design your ramp accurately, we consider several key factors:
Vertical Rise: This determines the ADA recommended ramp length
Available Space: This determines where the ramp could go
Ramp Width: Ensures that the users can properly navigate the ramp
User’s Ability: Ensures that people with or without any type of mobility aid can safely use the ramp
Types of Ramp Configurations
L-Ramp
Standard L-shape wheelchair ramps have a 64″ x 64″ platform at the top, and the ramp makes a 90° turn at a 64″ x 64″ resting platform.
Switchback Ramp
Standard switchback wheelchair ramps have a 64″ x 64″ platform at the top, and the ramp makes a 180° turn at a 64″ x 128″ resting platform.
Straight Ramp
Standard straight wheelchair ramps have a 64″ x 64″ platform at the top with a straight ramp to the ground.