would this size work for going up a curb? i would like to step 1/2 way up on the ramp and then go up the rest of the way.
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Absolutely, I actually use it to go into my Shed which is about 8" off the ground. I love this ramp it is easy to use and store.
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This works great on my driveway up to 3 inches if it is a light snow. On heavy snow, it is hard to push. I do not have sidewalks so I can not help you on that question.
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It was a great ramp, sturdy, I gave it to a friend as she needed one for her small dog. I think it has a 2 inch, maybe a little higher step. Call the company that makes it maybe??
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If your bike is light no problem. Maybe get an extension for the ramp or the steep angel might be a little harder. I usually pull up next to a curb when possible and have the bike on the sidewalk but I am a woman so it's a little heavier for me.
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Yes. We use this to edge along a curb and have no problem, although you may have to go in one direction only.
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I use the ramp for the front door which has a 5" step (approx) going into the house. I was told that any step higher would need a longer ramp so the angle would not be too severe for someone wheeling themselves up or down.
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This ramp is only good up to 2 1/2 inchs. I went to discountramps.com for one for a 5 inch step
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My suggestion is to weigh the dimensions of the extend-a-room with your ramp. If your ramp is bigger, it should be just fine. If it's smaller, probably not.
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The rise depends on how steep you slant it - left on its own, it's a flat piece of metal . I would say take a tape measure and place one end at the top of the steps, and then pull it down to the ground and then out, so the tape measure is at an angle you think you can easily manage. That will tell you how long a ramp you want to get.
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It only folds in half, so you can have either a 5' ramp or a 10' ramp. It is well made and generally sturdy even at 10'. I would suggest only having a maximum rise of about 3' after that it seems a bit unstable.
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No it won't. The incline would be too steep. I have a 7 1/2 inch step also and hag a 5 foot ramp. That is much better;but if you have room the 6 foot ramp would be perfect.
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Would depend on the size of your opening - check dimensions. As far as length, would be perfect! Mine is on a 3 step porch and is weathering the winter pretty well!!
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We bought the ramp to be used with a 5th wheel trailer. Our dog did great after a few minutes of practice!! You should have no issues.
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This ramp should work fine for a dog getting onto a bed, but, of course, make sure you have the space for the length of the ramp to fit.
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The ramp has a lip on it that goes over the step several inches, it graduated in thickness so you can get over it. I see no reason why you can not be use on a 7 3/4" threshold. The design seem well thought out for good usage.
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The incline might be a bit steep depending on the height of the steps. The longer the ramp however would decrease the incline.
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This double ramp is not long enough to go any higher than 5 inches, per USDA guidelines of 1 foot of ramp for each inch you are trying to go up. . It does not have any locking mechanism and is difficult to line up with the wheels of your chair.