Will a 4 ft ramp be safe enough for a 3 3/4" step?
1782865
I ordered this ramp for kitchen door to carport. My step is 4" and it works perfectly for my 4-wheel electric scooter, my 3-wheel electric scooter as well as a wheelchair. I used duct tape to secure it to door step so it wouldn't move and also because the 4-wheel scooter is so heavy, I placed a 2 x 6 board under next to step. I wouldn't trade it for anything and I can get in and out of kitchen with all 'vehicles'. Very strong and well made.
1782866
Yes - you could actually get by with the 3' ramp and still make the minimum 2:12 rise to length ratio for an occupied wheelchair.
1720055
You will have no trouble placing this ramp over the three steps. Ours is used for our motorhome and access for the elders into the family vehicle. There is a lip that sits on top of the step or bumper so that it is steady and safe for my giant breed dogs to climb up and down the ramp. No fastening necessary. We are really happy with it, but it's on the heavy side. It is wider and opens longer than any others we have looked at.
765642
The 3 step is a little over 15 inches tall. I do not know how tall the 4 step is. We use ours for the sofa, not the bed.
1862980
Yes fully ready to go out of the box. Make sure the length is correct. Depending on how high the step is (the rise) you may want a 4 or 5 foot ramp.
892322
If the distance between the steps is the same then there should be no problem. This "Little Giant" platform is not rocket science, but was agreat idea. This platform is a life saver when you have to stand in one spot for a while such as hooking up a ceiling fan or painting. Sure makes it easy on your feet. The "U" shape on the platform just goes on the step below and the platform slides out and the lip slides against the step you place it on. Good luck
20398
Also consider the length from the top step to the garage floor to verify that the ramp length is correct. If so, this ramp should work well.
702890
I would say yes, provided the steps are not too steep for you or too long for the ramp to span.
690160
Six steps may be a bit long. Will depend on your steps. I recommend that you measure it out. The ramp is plastic and should weather the elements well.
1324496
Should work, especially if your dog is already accustomed to using a ramp. The ramp's length and the crosswise ridges provide a gradual rise with non-slip surface.
538968
I bought one a year ago for my front door which is 6 inches from floor to top. I loved It is heavy but you can still fold it and carry it like a suitcase...great to bring on vacation.The second one I bought for the back door as I was so pleased with the first purchase and that height is more like 7 inches. I don't see where 7 3/4" would present a problem...your slope will be just a little steeper but certainly not dangerous. ( I have two children in chairs and they manipulate down these ramps and up with no issues whatsoever.) There is a 3 inch wide lip ( for lack of better word) that fits on your flat threshold. The ramp is heavy enough that I've never had is slide off. If you do a routine safety check to make sure no one has kicked it or moved it then you should be fine. Hope this helps. This was a gamble for me after researching permanent ramps ( too costly and poor house resale value) and I have been very pleased with the product.
1658173
I placed this ramp over the 4 steps into our den and it worked fine. It went from linoleum down to carpet and didn't slip. The dogs had no problem with it.
2086829
A walker should work fine with this ramp at the recommended slope. The hinges protrude less than an inch and they are along the centerline of the ramp. .
1881135
We bought the ramp to be used with a 5th wheel trailer. Our dog did great after a few minutes of practice!! You should have no issues.
926044
There's nothing on the ramp tops that would prevent the use of 3/4-inch plywood, but you would have -very little- structural strength.
1881134
It works fine as long as the overall length of the stairs doesn't exceed the length of the ramp.
690159
6 step might be too steep. Yes will withstand the elements. Its pretty heavy and sturdy.
1294915
I used it with 1/2 inch engineered oak hardwood and im sure it would work well with 3/4. It provides a bit of a cushion and a good vapor barrier.