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Doorline - Bridge 100cm (39in)

Doorline - Bridge 100cm (39in)

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Description

Doorline - Bridge Ramp bridging over thresholds and doorways providing a smooth transit. Anodised aluminium finish to prevent stains and corrosion, extremely lightweight, with good grip surface. Includes rubber strips underneath to prevent slipping and protect floor surface. This ramp also has carrying holes for ease of set up and transportation. Dimensions: Height 10cm (4in), Length 100cm (3ft 3.5in), Width 70cm (2ft 3.5in). Product weight: 8.4kg, Weight limit: 300kg (47st).

Helpful advice

Please ensure that you follow the manufacturer’s instructions when using ramps, as if used incorrectly ramps can be dangerous. Portable or temporary ramps should NOT be used as a permanent solution. If you are using portable or temporary ramps please ensure they are securely attached before use. Ramps should only be used if they have raised sides to prevent a wheelchair from coming off. Ramps should always have a platform at the top so that there is a place to stop or start from. If you are taking someone in a chair down the ramp, you should always take them down backwards, if going up the ramp, they should go ahead of you.

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