VEVOR Door Threshold Ramp, 6" Rise Door Ramp Aluminum Threshold Ramp for Doorways Rated 802 lbs Load Capacity, Adjustable Entry Ramp for Wheelchairs, Scooters, and Power Chairs

Heavy duty. Works well. Came quickly.

Great product, was easy to put together. I purchased the six inch version, only used up to the five inch panel. Be sure to assemble on flat surface, like a shop or garage floor, just in case you drop a set screw, you’re gonna want to find it! Was perfect for my shop ramp, drive my 60 inch zero turn mower over it with confidence.

Little steep, not good with sun shining on it, glares terribly.pushes away from doorway so some adjustments needed. But very sturdy

Easy set up, very sturdy, good price, fast delivery, does the job! Grandkids loved running up and down Grandma's ramp! Thank you!

Just didn’t work for us

Bought this for our back entrance. Pieces slide together. I would suggest spraying edges with lubricant first as some parts can be a little hard to get to slide together. I also strips of black gorilla tape along the outer edges once put together as they seem a bit sharp. BE CAREFUL WHILE ASSEMBLINGnot to cut yourself. Comes with gloves to protect your fingers.

I bought the 6" version for my wife's wheelchair when we went to a vacation cottage. The ramp was the right size and while it was heavy, it was not too heavy to lift. Once in place, it held up the wheelchair very well. I did have to wear gloves every time I touched it, because the edges are all very sharp. The pieces are supposed to slide together and then be secured by the enclosed screws. However, some of the pieces did not slip together as advertised. To attach the 1" to the 2" sections, I had to use a 5 lb. sledgehammer and pound on it for half and hour. The other pieces went together more easily. I recommend applying WD-40 to the joints before sliding them together. The screws that are made to hold the pieces together do not hold them together because there is only one hole in each place, that is, where the two pieces come together, there is only a hole in the higher piece, but no corresponding hole in the other, so the screws don't really attach anything. This means that many of the pieces slide against one another when the ramp is picked up to be put in place, and need to be adjusted so that the whole ramp acts as one piece. I would not recommend this product.

My wife should be using a walker. We have a rambler with one room that has the sunken flloor that has been poplular in the past for some reason.. Wanted to minimize falling risks, so figured a ramp would not hurt. It was pretty easy to put together and was the perfect height. There has been some comments about the noise, I felt the pieces slid around too easliy and would not stay in place, So I ran some thick white tape town the edges and and used it to attach to the hardwood floor. Ramp is quiet and stays in place, without needing to screw it into anything. Ramp is pretty light. I am not sure how well it would handle really heavy people or a large heavy wheel chair.