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Aluminum Modular Ramps

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An older man wearing a yellow shirt and blue jeans uses a walker to navigate a wheelchair ramp outside a house with a garden.
A white house with a red door and a wreath. A ramp leads to the entrance under a white pergola labeled "6424." Green bushes line the pathway.
aluminum modular ramp in front of a house door.
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aluminum wheelchair ramp.
aluminum wheelchair ramp.

Customize Your Accessibility Solution with 101 Mobility

If you’re looking to enhance accessibility at your home or business, 101 Mobility offers a range of tailored solutions. Our Aluminum Modular Ramps, made in the USA, provide extra support with smooth, continuous handrails and a slip-resistant platform for additional safety. Designed for quick installation, these ramps can be customized to meet your specific needs. For commercial properties, we ensure compliance with ADA standards. Our local Certified Mobility Consultants offer personalized consultations to assess your requirements and recommend the best solution for you.

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  • Extra support from smooth, continuous handrails
  • Slip-resistant platform for additional safety
  • Made of Aluminum and made in the USA
  • Weight Capacity: 850lbs (386kg)
  • Backed by a manufacturer’s warranty as well as our One-Year Limited Service Warranty

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Frequently Asked Questions

We provide a variety of ramps, including threshold ramps, portable ramps, and aluminum modular ramps. We offer residential and commercial ramp solutions. Our experts can help you determine the best ramp based on the height of the steps, the mobility device you use, and your personal preferences.

Some of our ramps are designed to be portable and can be easily moved or adjusted as needed.

Measure the distance from the top step/landing to the ground (RISE). ADA recommendation is to have a 1:12 slope. This is a foot of ramp for every inch of rise. For example, if you need a ramp to the porch and it is 24” from the ground, you will need a ramp approximately 24’.

Residential ramps are 36” wide and have two-line handrails. Commercial ramps are 48” wide and have handrails with vertical pickets. Commercial ramps must be used in public buildings.

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