info on the 5 ft x 30 in portable mul-ti fold ramp
51635
What, in particular? Your question is too general. I don't know where to start.
384345
The ramp is just a couple of inches shorter ,so about 44 to 47 inches than carrier, and folds flat inside carrier for storage.
2151461
This will not work on a 5" step. It will adjust up about 2". I gave mine away and spent the extra money on this ramp. I found it adjusts up to 7" and works well for my daughters wheelchair. The other is so short that the angle is steep. Adjustable Utility Threshold Ramp by Rage Powersports See the Amazon Page for this brand 4.3 out of 5 stars See all reviews (3 customer reviews) List Price: $184.99 Price: $169.99 ($0.76 / oz)
1512288
This 5 foot ramp would not even cover the full drop of your steps. You would need at least 8 foot if you had a full charge and a strong motor and you didn't weigh too much to make it up. you should be looking for something in the 10 -12 foot range.
2205293
Mine is out in my work truck at the moment, but it is not 7"x8". Product Description at 4 inches by 2-5/16 inches by 1-1/4 inches sounds pretty much spot on to me. There is a small lever that pops out of the bottom (allowing you to take a measurement from a corner), but this at most adds 2" or less to overall length, and it folds away. It fits easily in the palm of 1 hand and has a pouch that clips on to your belt. It is small and easily portable, the larger size you describe above would probably be too awkward to use in the field.
27502
It is 35.5 cm long (14 inches) plus there is a 5cm (2 inch) fold down ramp at each end, making it 18 inches long whwn the ramps are down.
1040199
It folds lengthwise in half if the two halves are connected as shown in the photo. The halves could also be left disconnected giving you two ramps for an ATV or such.
1506942
The 4.9" is the "thickness" of the ramp (more or less) when it is folded. It is a measurement to consider if you were storing it someplace specific when not in use. Another way to look at it is that it folds up pretty compactly from a depth standpoint.
1330124
The core ramp itself is 65" long there's one additional piece welded on each end which gets it to 69". One piece is curved for resting on the bed of the vehicle you're loading into and adds about 2-3", the other adds about 1" and provides a stable base on the ground. If you look at the pictures you should see what I mean.
1649680
Fully extended it is about 5' long and about 2' across. Closed up it is about 3' long. The width of the ramp is about 4" high and has a nice carry handle on one side. We really like it for our lab with ACL injury.
1829051
The ramp folds and there's a clip on one side; and also a handle to pick up the ramp.
1772567
If you have a 5" height from the floor to the house, then you will need the 5" X 34" ramp. my ramp runs from the deck up to the patio doors, which are 4" high, and fits perfectly. All I did was secure it with a screw in each corner. Each section raises the height by 1". I had a wooden wheelchair ramp built from the sidewalk up to my deck, and then put this ramp from the deck into the dining room, in place of a homemade plywood ramp.
880876
about 26"wide as near as I could tell with out letting the carrier down. The ramp folds inside the carrier . It could be a little more.
365765
That is not published information, and I cannot measure one because the warehouse is closed for the holiday weekend. It is not published because typically nobody cares. You care how big it is when folded because you need to transport it in a car, store it in a garage, etc. Nobody has ever asked us about the size when open, because when you open it, all you need to do is fit it into a golf course. I can tell you from experience that it is wide enough to be stable (about 24"), and tall enough to be comfortable to push (about 30" at thee handles).
1772382
They do have a chart... I think you need a much longer ramp. My drop was similar and I have the 5 ft ramp....
280627
Folded the ramp measures about 27" in length. It is easy to put into the car.
690155
It seems like it would stand up to the elements. It's a plastic/rubber type material. 6 steps may be pushing it for length. Unfolded the ramp is ~6ft(70 inches) tall.