Wooden Modular Wheelchair Ramps | Mobility123

[@kevinb2014]

Interesting that the opening image is of a commercial branded ramp with the deck boards installed incorrectly (upside down). Not a confidence builder!

[@VintageRandom]

Nice work guys. I have a question. I want to build a ramp for a lady at our church (and we're going to take donations from folks because she doesn't have the ability to pay for it). I measured the run and the threshold of her house is 3' high. I have a concrete slab that runs roughly 25' from the landing. So if you figure a 25' ramp with a rise of 3', do you think this is gradual enough for a straight run (without being too steep)? Please let me know. I will need to get clearance with the town and, well, it's NJ so that will be a challenge in and of itself. Thanks!

[@nickiepapasodaro6363]

Joe The Handyman type

[@egormrinskiy4402]

ix is nice for that.

[@chavirawiser5010]

woodprix is full of awesome tips. Very helpful to me. Thanks

[@riosmoodie5763]

I'm sure you can find awesome woodworking plans on woodprix website

[@matthewlavergne5610]

Go to stodoys page if you want to learn how to build it yourself

[@shastakennmpx17]

Just do it yourself, go to woodprix page and learn how .

[@204052971]

Crap construction, thumbs down!!!

[@204052971]

The wide gaps and crooked boards to start with, overall concept is good though.