Ramps
Transform your mobility and independence with our range of portable, semi-permanent and permanent ramps. Our range of ramps starts from small, light simple ramps that you simply lay down in your door way for quick access, all the way through to purpose built permanent solutions.
The important thing is us helping you to find the right solution for your needs
Call us on 01353 653 753 for more information
Portable Ramps
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Very compact for storage
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Extremely portable
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Great for standard wheelchairs and four wheel scooters
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Commonly used for residential and vehicle access
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Separate halves allow lighter carrying
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Great for narrow doorways
Semi Permanent Ramps
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Great for semi-permanent access
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Surface for incredible grip even in the wet
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Highly weather-resistant for sustained outside use
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Avoid big installation projects and construction mess
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Can be left in place as long as required and then re-used elsewhere
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Quick and strong access solutions
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High weight capacity!
Permanent Ramps
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Available in multiple configurations to suit the individual’s requirements – highly adaptable, completely modular ramps for wheel chairs, mobility scooters, walking frame and rollator users and all other mobility devices. Perfect for homes
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Easy to remove, recycle and add to when needs change, avoiding any disruptive demolition work
Complete Service from Fen Mobility Centre
Step 1
Browse & discuss
Step 2
FREE home or car Assessment
Step 3
Installation by the experts
Step 4
Freedom to enjoy your home
Frequently Asked Questions
Will you install the ramp in my home?
Yes. We can install in your home or for portable ramps, we can spend time with you to ensure that you are happy and comfortable moving the ramp.
What is the ideal slope for a wheelchair ramp?
It is recommended that a wheelchair ramp has an incline of 1:12. This means that for every inch of rising upwards, there should be 12 inches of ramp length.
How wide should a wheelchair ramp be?
A standard wheelchair ramp should be a minimum of 36 inches wide. This will allow sufficient space for the wheelchair to move around comfortably and efficiently.
How do I maintain a wheelchair ramp?
To ensure your ramp stays in good condition, clean it regularly and carry out routine checks for signs of wear and tear. Test that the surface remains non-slip to prevent accidents.
Are handrails needed for wheelchair ramps?
For ramps with more than a rise of 6 inches and a length of 72 inches, handrails are recommended. This prevents accidents, providing extra support and safety.