Stair Glides
Stair glides, also known as stair lifts or chair lifts, provide a safe and effortless way to navigate stairs for individuals with mobility challenges. Whether you or a loved one are experiencing difficulty with stairs due to aging, injury, or disability, a stair glide can significantly improve independence and accessibility within the home. With easy installation and a variety of customizable options to suit different staircase configurations, stair glides offer a practical solution to help individuals move freely and comfortably between different levels of their homes.
Benefits of Stair Glides
Independence: Regain your independence by accessing all levels of your home with ease.
Sleek, Space, Saving Design: With a folding seat, footrest, and swiveling seat, the interior stair glide is compact and maximizes the space when the stair lift is not in use.
Safety: Seat belts, safety sensors, and 90-degree swivel seat provide safety while riding and loading and unloading the stair glide.
Ramps
Ramps are an essential feature for creating a more accessible environment, allowing individuals with mobility challenges to navigate changes in elevation with ease. Whether it’s for a home, business, or public space, ramps provide a safe and convenient way for wheelchair users, individuals with strollers, and those with limited mobility to access buildings and outdoor areas. With a focus on safety, durability, and compliance with accessibility standards, ramps play a crucial role in promoting inclusivity and independence. Explore our range of ramp solutions designed to meet diverse needs and provide seamless access for everyone.
Types of Ramps
Multifold Ramp
- Lightweight, Easy-to-Handle and Set Up
- Folds & Carries like a suitcase for easy transportation
- Anti-Slip, High Traction Surface
- Provides Excellent Stability
- Accommodates wheelchairs and scooters of various sizes
- Available lengths: 5′-8′
- Available widths: 30″ or 36″
Singlefold Ramp
- Lightweight, Easy-to-Handle and Set Up
- Fold in half for easy transportation
- Provides excellent stability and accommodates wheelchairs and scooters
- Available Lengths: 2′ – 6′
- Available Widths: 30″
Solid Ramp- Excellent stability to accommodate wheelchairs and scooters
- Anti-slip, high-traction surface
- Available Lengths: 3′ – 5′
- Available Widths: 30″ or 36″
Wheel-a-Bout Ramp
- Easy-to-Handle & Set Up
- Provides excellent stability for wheelchairs and scooters
- Stores upright in the garage
- Anti-slip, High Traction Surface
- Available Lengths: 10′ or 12′
- Available Width: 30″
OnTrac Ramp- Durable and weather-resistant
- Installs in minutes
- Welded in 2′, 3′, & 4′ sections, then spliced to create additional sizes
- Comes with handrail
- Available Lengths: 3′ – 10′
- Available Width: 36″
Modular Ramp Systems- Durable and weather-resistant
- Little or no site preparation
- Ramp sections welded in lengths of 3′ or 4′ sections
- Multiple configurations possible
- Can easily be moved or reconfigured
- 45 or 90-degree turns available
- Accommodates a rise up to 60″
- Available Width: 36″
Threshold Ramps
Aluminum Threshold Ramps- Designed for doorways that swing in
- Easy installation
- Lightweight, durable aluminum
- Anti-slip, high-traction surface
- Threshold Heights Available: 1/4″ – 4″ Rise
- Available Lengths: 8″ – 24″
Rubber Threshold Ramps
- Made of 100% recycled rubber
- Simple installation in 15 to 25 minutes
- No fasteners are required for installation
- Threshold Heights Available: 1/2″ – 2″ Rise
Determining Slope
Ramps come in a variety of lengths to accommodate the desired slope. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) recommends a ramp have 12 inches of length for every 1 inch of height. A 1:12 Slope works for most strong unassisted manual chair users, although they may still need assistance.
Vehicle Lifts
Vehicle lifts for wheelchairs and scooters provide a convenient and efficient way to transport mobility devices. These lifts are designed to securely and safely lift wheelchairs and scooters into a vehicle, eliminating the need for manual lifting and reducing the risk of injury. Whether installed in vans, SUVs, or trucks, these lifts offer independence and accessibility for individuals with mobility challenges, allowing them to easily travel with their mobility devices.
Types of Vehicle Lifts
Hitch-Mounted Lift
Transport your mobility device on an exterior platform to maintain all your seating and cargo space. Hitch-mounted lifts can be installed in vans, SUVs, and trucks and reinstalled on different vehicles or accommodate different mobility devices. These lifts make loading and unloading your mobility device simple and convenient.
Hoist-Style Lift
Hoist-style lifts store your mobility device inside a van, SUV, or truck bed. These lifts are vehicle-specific to allow partial third-row seating or maximum cargo space available. The hoist-style lift is easy to operate and transport within the safety of your vehicle.
Interior Platform Lift
Platform lifts are the simplest way to transport a mobility device in a van or SUV. Simply drive the scooter or wheelchair onto the platform and load it into the cargo area of the vehicle with the press of a button. Interior lifts store mobility devices safely in your vehicle and out of the weather.
Wheelchair Lift for Trucks
Wheelchair lifts for trucks make it simple to transport wheelchairs in the truck bed. Simply clip the docking device to the wheelchair and raise it into the truck bed with the press of a button.
