Silver Spring Aluminum Wheelchair Access Ramp with Handrails - 5' L

The ramp assembled and installed perfectly, just as the instructions stated. No missing parts, everything works as stated and it's very strong. A well made product!

Well built, easy to assemble, reasonably priced

Originally expected to arrive in one to two weeks, but only took about 4 days! I installed this today for my sister and her daughter. Feels good and solid. Super glued the protective caps, but that's fine. Exactly the right parts needed, with instructions, which I never completely use (with just me, a 66 year old male by myself), it shouldn't have taken as long as it did without the directions, I put one rail on backwards. I drilled two holds in the concrete with a 1/4" masonry bit, and it came with two pins that fit perfectly. They are supposedly for 'temporary' support, but I'm confident to leave it as it is. I put a jack stand under the middle for extra support at the center of gravity, although it seems pretty secure as is. It's just if more than a couple of heavy people walk on it at the same time, it could push the 800 lbs limit. Overall, we are very happy so far. It is well worth the money. Now if she can get the dogs not to be spooked by it, everything will be perfect:)

Great Value although you probably should replace the plastic end caps with something sturdier. Do not tighthen any nuts until everything is put together firsts. It works great if you do this first. My 88 year old mother-in-law loves the ramp which rises 14 inches. She was having great difficulty coming in with arthritic hips.

Arrived quickly and works great. Easy to install.

Well build and easy to install, but came with out 4 end caps for the railings trying to find more at hardware store

Our 3' x 5' ramp arrived on time (in California) in a large box (sorry FedEx guy). We set it up the next day in about 20 minutes, including the time it took to gather the tools. Four bolts, 8 nuts and washers later and it was ready. It's for walking only, no wheelchair or scooter at this point, and in that context it's very stable on our brick porch without bolts--it's going nowhere. The deck doesn't feel slippery (we're in the midst of an atmospheric river), but to be safe I've ordered a clear anti-skid spray on paint (Rustoleum 271455) to help prevent against slips.

We have very awkwardly arranged stairs from our house into the garage. We decided to get a ramp, with railings, to help us get in and out more safely.This is very sturdy and we feel very secure on it. My husband and I put it together, and as we are 73 and 67 respectively, and decided we needed a ramp, that's a sign of the ease of assembly. We go in and out of the garage in our stocking feet a lot so we put a carpeted runner on it. The ridges in the ramp are pretty rough on bare feet.I will be having a hip replacement soon and will be glad to have this in place until (and probably after) that is done. It was a lot of money but I feel it's a solid value and should last more or less forever.