3" 4" 5" Rubber Curb Ramps Heavy Duty Driveway Curb Ramp Non-Slip Entry Ramp for Scooter/Wheelchair/Doorways/Sidewalk/Motorcycle(Black,4" Rise/50x27x10cm)

Welcome to my shop!▶ This ramp is designed for easy access to steps on cars, scooters, bicycles, motorcycles or wheelchairs. Lightweight and portable, the ramp is easy to use and makes every trip safer and easier.▶ Barrierfree rubber bridge ramp wheelchair ramp sturdy rubber structure is easily carried and suitable for any longterm use. Non-Slip fluted surface increases friction. Used to protect the safety of the elderly or the disabled.Name: car rampColor: black/yellowmaterial: plasticsize:50x13x3cm(19.7x5.1x1.1in) , 50x13x4cm(19.7x5.1x1.6in) , 50x22x5cm (19.7x8.7x2in) , 50x27x6cm(19.7x10.6x2.4in) , 50x27x7cm(19.7x10.6x2.7in) , 50x27x8cm(19.7x10.6x3.1in) , 50x27x9cm(19.7x10.6x3.5in) , 50x27x10cm(19.7x10.6x3.9in) , 50x27x11cm(19.7x10.6x4.3in) , 50x27x12cm(19.7x10.6x4.7in) , 50x27x13cm(19.7x10.6x5.1in) , 50x37x15cm(19.7x14.5x5.9in)▶Package includes: curb ramp*1▶ Tips:● This product only contains the threshold ramp, other products on the picture are not included.● Please allow 1-2cm error due to manual measurement.● Color difference problem: goods are physical photos, but due to the shooting angle, light, monitor parameters and other factors, the physical color may differ from the photos, subject to the physical object.

• Door Threshold Ramp: Plastic ramps for sidewalks are integrally formed, pressure-resistant, and have good load-bearing capacity. Suitable for curbs, steps, parking lots, residences, etc.
• Entry Ramp: Grid structure at the bottom, stable support, evenly dispersing the bearing weight; there are water holes at the bottom, no water accumulation, no blockage.
• Accessible Ramp: The surface of the curb slope has a concave-convex texture pattern, which enhances the anti-slip effect. Provide protection for your stroller/car/wheelchair tires.
• Shed Ram: Reserved built-in screw mounting holes for easy fixing of expansion screws. It can be used in areas with heavy traffic and fixed on the road to prevent displacement.
• Curb Ramp: It is recommended that the ramp pad can be slightly lower than the steps, but not higher than the steps; so that wheelchairs, cars, bicycles, motorcycles, small carts, etc. can easily drive up the steps.