Ramps – wheelchair ramps for easy access at home and on the go

In the Ramps category you’ll find practical solutions for overcoming thresholds, kerbs, steps and small level changes—at home, in care facilities and outdoors. A well-chosen ramp improves independence for wheelchair and mobility scooter users and makes everyday support easier for caregivers. Pick the right type (telescopic, foldable, threshold or rubber) and enjoy a safer, smoother ride. (mobilex.pl/en/product-category/ramps/)

What you’ll find in the Ramps category

This selection includes several ramp types that differ in design, portability and intended use—so you can match the ramp to the barrier and the mobility aid you use.

1) Portable folding ramps (SF/SR/DF) – foldable “suitcase” style

These ramps are ideal for everyday use: unfold, drive up, fold back and carry. They work well for entrances, single steps and short stair runs. Depending on the model, typical lengths range from around 92–300 cm, with load capacities up to 300 kg.

If you need a ramp you can frequently move and store, choose a folding portable ramp from this group.

2) Telescopic ramps (TR/LR) – adjustable twin tracks

Telescopic ramps are a great choice when you want to adjust the spacing to different wheelchairs. They consist of two separate tracks and pack down compactly, making them convenient for transport and car storage. In this group you’ll find models with capacities around 225 kg and lengths roughly 150–300 cm.

3) Ribbed ramps (SC) – stable surface and easier maintenance

SC models feature a ribbed driving surface that supports confident traction and makes cleaning simpler. They are available in multiple lengths (e.g., around 45–180 cm) and capacities up to 300 kg.

4) Threshold ramps – a quick fix for door sills (up to approx. 7 cm)

If a door threshold is the main obstacle—at home, in an office or at a balcony entrance—threshold ramps are often the most practical solution. Depending on the model, you can find aluminium ramps with adjustable height (e.g., about 3–7 cm) and foldable options with higher load capacity.

5) Rubber ramps – for permanent removal of small barriers

Rubber ramps are a convenient “set-and-forget” option for low thresholds and small height differences. Many versions can be fitted to your space (for example, cut to length), and selected models include adhesive backing for easier installation. Typical height options range from a few millimetres up to several centimetres, with load capacities up to 300 kg.

How to choose the right ramps

Choosing a ramp comes down to matching it to the obstacle (height), the way you’ll use it (portable or fixed) and the equipment (wheelchair, mobility scooter, walker). Use the checklist below to pick confidently.

1) Measure the barrier and plan the approach

• Height: measure the threshold, kerb or the total step height you need to overcome.
• Space: make sure you have enough room to place a longer ramp and approach in a straight line.
• Slope: gentler is safer and easier—higher barriers usually require a longer ramp to keep the incline manageable.

2) Decide: full platform vs. twin tracks

• Telescopic twin-track ramps offer flexible spacing and are useful when different wheelchairs will use the same ramp.
• Platform/folding ramps can feel more forgiving for smaller front castors and can be more comfortable for certain mobility scooters or when using a walker.

3) Check load capacity (real-world weight)

Add up the user’s weight, the wheelchair/scooter weight and any carried items. Many ramps in this category are designed for loads roughly in the 225–350 kg range (depending on the model).

4) Portability and storage

• Folding “suitcase” ramps: quick to deploy and easy to carry.
• Telescopic ramps: compact when collapsed—great for car transport.
• Rubber ramps: ideal for permanent installation with no daily setup.

5) Safety in daily use

Look for anti-slip surfaces and stable ground contact. For specialised needs (e.g., rehabilitation settings, specific wheelchair geometry, limited space), consider discussing the choice with a clinician, physiotherapist or qualified specialist.

Note: some products in this category may be medical devices—always use them according to the product label and instructions for use.

Why buy from Mobilex?

• Wide ramp selection for different barriers—from low thresholds (rubber and aluminium options) to longer portable and telescopic ramps.
• Clear, practical specifications: lengths, weights, load capacity and guidance that helps you choose the right model.
• Product documentation (e.g., manuals and compliance documents) available for selected models.
• Accessibility solutions beyond ramps: if a ramp alone isn’t enough, consider complementary mobility support equipment from the Mobilex offer.

FAQ – common questions about ramps

Which ramp is best for a door threshold?

For low thresholds, rubber ramps are often the quickest and most convenient option. For higher sills, consider aluminium threshold ramps—especially adjustable models—so you can match the height precisely and get a smooth transition.

Do telescopic ramps fit every wheelchair?

They’re designed to help with flexibility thanks to adjustable spacing between the two tracks. Still, always verify dimensions, stability on the ground and load capacity for your wheelchair and user weight.

Can rubber ramps be cut to size?

Many rubber ramps can be fitted to your space (for example, cut to the required length). Some versions also include adhesive backing for easier placement on the floor.

How do I know what load capacity I need?

Calculate the combined weight of the user and the mobility aid (wheelchair or scooter), plus any additional items. Then choose a ramp with a comfortable safety margin above that total.

Summary

Ramps are one of the fastest ways to reduce everyday accessibility barriers without major renovations. Browse the available models, compare length, ramp type and load capacity, and choose the option that best matches your space and mobility equipment. Explore the full selection here: Ramps.