Wheelchair Ramps

A portable wheelchair ramp lets someone roll over a step, kerb or vehicle tailgate instead of being stopped by it — no building work and no permanent modification to the house. Below you'll find folding and telescopic aluminium ramps from 0.6m to 2.4m long, rated up to 270kg, that set up in seconds and pack down into a car boot. The right length comes down to one measurement, and it's the one most people get wrong.

Portable Wheelchair Ramps For Homes, Vehicles And Access On The Go

Aluminium access ramps for wheelchairs, mobility scooters and walkers, with lengths to suit different rise heights and full dimensions listed on every product. Jump to: portable and folding ramps, vehicle and van ramps, threshold and doorway ramps or what length you need.

Portable And Folding Wheelchair Ramps

Folding ramps halve in length for storage and carry like a briefcase, so they travel between home, the car and wherever access is needed. Telescopic ramps slide apart to the length you need and collapse down for transport. Both give a non-slip surface, raised safety rails to keep wheels centred, and a solid top lip that sits flush against the step without shifting under load.

Wheelchair Ramps For Cars And Vans

Loading into a van or car boot needs enough length to keep the angle manageable — vehicle floors sit higher than most people expect. Our longer folding and telescopic ramps handle van tailgates and high boot lips, with capacities that comfortably cover an occupied power chair or mobility scooter. Setup takes seconds, with no tools and no permanent modification to the vehicle.

Threshold Ramps For Doorways And Low Steps

For the small stuff — a raised sliding door track, a doorway lip, a single low step — a short threshold or step ramp is the simplest fix in the house. Under Australian Standard AS 1428.1, a threshold ramp covers a rise up to 35mm; above that you need a longer step ramp at a gentler gradient. Measure the vertical height of the lip at more than one point, because older homes settle and doorways are rarely level.

What Length Wheelchair Ramp Do I Need?

Measure the vertical rise from the ground to the top surface, then multiply. AS 1428.1 sets a maximum gradient of 1:14 for ramps over 1900mm, so a 150mm step needs roughly 2.1m of ramp. Gentler is easier — 1:20 is noticeably less work for someone pushing themselves, and safer for mobility scooters where a steep approach raises the risk of tipping. If you're unsure, send us your measurement and we'll help you match it.

Wheelchair Ramps For Sale With Fast Australia-Wide Delivery

Every ramp lists its length, width, weight capacity and folded dimensions so you can match it to your rise and your vehicle before you buy, and all come with a full warranty and fast delivery anywhere in Australia. If funding is involved, we're happy to provide a written quote. Know your rise and want a hand matching it? Get in touch.