Our range of building accessibility products include items such as rails and ramps which enable a user to safely access their environment and community.
These products are designed to support independence when completing daily activities and enable the safe use of mobility aids and devices. Rail and grab rail products minimize physical effort and discomfort for a user when standing, transferring, and ambulating, therefore enabling stability, safety, and independence across all environments. The vast range of rails and grab rails can be used in areas such as the bathroom, toilet, when accessing stairs, and at doorways or thresholds. Ramp products assist users who would otherwise have difficulty with accessing stairs, entrances and exits, thresholds/steps, and vehicles. They allow for easy and safe access and mobility in wheelchairs, powered scooters and for individuals who are at risk of tripping or falling. Our range of ramps include varied types and lengths (e.g. lightweight fiberglass options, portable options) to support accessibility and transportation of mobility devices in vehicles.
These products are suitable for those who:
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There are a number of considerations that apply:
Our range of rails and ramps have different load capacities depending on the model and type; therefore it is important to always select a product with a safe working load at or above the maximum weight you expect it to carry. It is therefore vital to take into consideration the user's weight.
When considering a ramp or rail it is essential to know the required dimensions of the product to ensure it fits the required space and environment. Given our range of rails and ramps are available in different sizes, it is important to consider the required length, width, and height required of the product. When selecting ramps, it is also vital to consider the gradient (slope) to ensure this is not too steep.
Consider the intended use of the rail or ramp and where/how it will be used by the individual e.g. is it for in shower, at doorways, transfers (sitting/standing), for access of stairs, to use with walking aid, for stability support?.
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