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Harmar Rubber Threshold Ramp

$105.00

A single step at the front door or a raised threshold between rooms can stop a wheelchair or scooter cold. The Harmar Rubber Threshold Ramp is made for those spots, and Harmar describes it as a way to help you and your mobility device enter and exit your home or difficult to access rooms within your house.

Ships across the lower 48
Service and repair in Georgia
In business since 1990
850 lb weight capacity
Thresholds up to 4" high
36" usable ramp width
No tools or hardware to assemble

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Brand: Harmar

Type: Ramp

SKU: RAMPRB1001

About the Harmar Rubber Threshold Ramp

Made of durable, non-slip rubber, it has a weight capacity of 850 lbs, enough that Harmar calls heavy powerchairs and larger scooters no match for it. It works indoors or outdoors, whether the job is a curb or the single step into your home.

Sizing is modular: half-inch sections add onto 1-inch base sections, and the ramp handles thresholds up to 4 inches high. Heights run from 1 inch (12 by 39 inches) to 4 inches (48 by 46 inches), and the usable ramp width is 36 inches. Beveled sides cut down the trip hazard and let you get on or off from the side.

Setup needs no tools or hardware: lay out the pieces and fit the puzzle-like edges together. Harmar assembles it in the USA.

Custom Mobility ships it across the lower 48. Pick the section that matches the rise you need to cover, or call us if you are not sure which one fits your doorway.

Key specs

Weight capacity: 850 lb
Usable ramp width: 36"
Thresholds: up to 4" high
Material: durable, non-slip rubber
Modular design: ½" sections on 1" base sections
Size (1" high): 12" x 39"
Size (1.5" high): 18" x 41"
Size (2" high): 24" x 41"
Size (2.5" high): 30" x 42.5"
Size (3" high): 36" x 44.2"
Size (3.5" high): 42" x 46"
Size (4" high): 48" x 46"
Assembly: no tools or hardware

Specifications as published by Harmar: maker's spec sheet.

Warranty

The maker's warranty for this model.

Warranty 3 years

Repairs and replacements under warranty are processed in coordination with the manufacturer.

Full warranty terms from Harmar

Shipping and delivery

Ships to the contiguous US (lower 48) only.
Most orders are processed within 2-5 business days; some brands differ.
Shipping is free to the customer on online orders over $500.
We cover sales tax on every online order.

Service and repair are in Georgia.

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Why buy from Custom Mobility

Custom Mobility is My Mobility.

Since 1990The company was founded in 1990 and has operated continuously since.
Georgia installation and serviceOur technicians are mobile and come to your home, facility, or fleet yard anywhere in Georgia.
Ships across the lower 48Products ship across the lower 48.
We service what we sellWith our own technicians, from the same company that sold it.
A showroom in AthensWalk-ins are welcome at 315 Whitehead Road.

Common questions

How long does a ramp take?

A modular ramp is typically installed in a day. Permanent construction takes longer and may need a permit.

Will a ramp fit my entrance?

ADA guidance is twelve inches of run per inch of rise. Where there is not room, a platform lift usually is the answer.

What slope does a ramp actually need?

Roughly twelve inches of run for every inch of rise, plus level landings at the top, the bottom, and every turn. A four-foot rise wants close to fifty feet of ramp, which is when a platform lift takes less room.

Modular or poured concrete?

Modular installs fast and comes back out. Poured concrete is permanent and can be finished to match the house. The right answer depends mostly on how long you need it.

Is a permit needed?

Sometimes, particularly for permanent ramps and for commercial work. We handle it, and we will tell you at the quote if one applies.

Do you fit automatic door openers?

Yes, residential and commercial. Where a door is too heavy to manage with a walker, a cane, or full hands, a powered operator often solves more than a ramp does.

Do you service what you sell?

Yes, with our own technicians. The person who comes back is from the same company as the person who installed it.

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