Welcome to Ramps from Access4U

Access4U manufactures Modular Wheelchair Ramps, Folding Wheelchair ramps and MINI ramps

·         Modular Wheelchair Ramps can are assembled from stock sections and can be configured to your home.  Most often modular ramps are used for permanent use on 2 or more steps.  Modular ramps have handrails.     Modular Ramps

·         Portable Folding Wheelchair Ramps are most often used for temporary use on 1-2 steps.  Also Called Folding  Ramps (because they fold in half)    Folding Ramps

·         MINI Wheelchair Ramps sometimes called Solid Ramps are most often used for semi permanent use on 1-2 steps.  They are lightweight aluminum construction.  MINI Ramps

  All Access4U ramps are built to last:  
    

·         Aluminum Frame - will not rust and never requires painting.

·         Skid resistant deck – Aluminum skid-resistant deck or premium vinyl deck available to for modular ramps   

·         Best Value – low maintenance, low cost of ownership, competitively priced.

All Access4U wheelchair ramps comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act for home use.  Please explore our website which offers information about our ramps, important information about ADA guidelines and safe practices.  You will also find specific information about Access4U modular ramps, folding ramps and solid ramps.  We have included the standard sizes specifications and features of each.  We are ready to serve you.

Access4U stocks the modules for most orders.  Standard orders usually ship in 48 hours. 

When customer requirement cannot be met with our standard modules. We frequently modify our standard ramp and platform modules to accommodate special ramp requirements. Common modifications include special dimension platforms, wider ramps,  special entry and exit points to accommodate your needs.  We do our best to meet all your needs for wheelchair ramps needs.

Click on the menu at the left for Ramp basics, Our pictures of Modular Wheelchair Ramps, Folding Wheelchair Ramps, and MINI Wheelchair Ramps, or the links above reference the same pages but in a sequence that you might approach your ramp project.