DWALE Door Threshold Ramp 6" Rise Door Ramp Aluminum Entry Ramp or Doorways Rated 800 lbs Load Capacity forWheelchair Scooters Power Chairs Walkers

Although it comes with NO instructions, it's not real difficult to figure out how to connect the parts to form a ramp. But really, how hard is it to put in a one page instruction sheet?The assembled ramp is sturdy and is good for use on a surface that won't get easily scratched, such as cement or ceramic tile or a carpet. The aluminum metal makes a bit of a clanking sound when stepped on since it flexes a bit.It's a bit awkward to relocate the ramp since the interlocking slats can slip out of place when you pick it up. But it can be moved if you're careful to hold it so the tension minimizes the sliding out of the slats.Overall, it's a good ramp.

We had a really cute shed built in our backyard and didn't want a clunky wooden ramp. I searched on Amazon and chose this one based on reviews and how it is built.Even though this ramp is aluminum, it has weight to it. The "slats" are really well built and strong. What I like most about it is that the sections interlock....with NO pins. The thin flap, at the top, moves enough so that it will accommodate any threshold angle. It takes 2 minutes to put it together and 5 minutes to drill the holes in the threshold to install it.I purchased the 6" model, which means that it is 6" inches high at the doorway. It is long enough to gently slope down to the sidewalk so the angle is not too steep. I may add some none slip tape because it will be walked on when wet.I am so happy that I spent just a little more to get a quality ramp that will look good for years.

The box came busted open at the end so I was worried that it would be missing parts. No instructions but was able to look at and figure it out after a bit. Its sturdy and I use it for my husbands wheel chair to access the porch over the patio door frame. Works well and I can tell it will last.

Easy to assemble and install. Works great. Very solid and stable.

There are no directions or screws included. So, it took me a minute to figure it out. The pieces basically slide into each other like a puzzle. Fits perfectly with a 4-inch rise from our door to the garage (see photos). Seems fairly solid with me jumping up and down on it. 😄 However, we'll need to see how it works for the actual user when he gets back from the hospital.