Wheelchair Ramp Rentals: A Simple Guide

People often get the wheelchair or scooter sorted out and then hit a smaller but very real problem: the steps to get into the house, the curb at the end of the driveway, or the single stair up to a back deck. A portable ramp is the piece that ties everything together, and because the need is often temporary, renting one makes a lot of sense.

When a portable ramp helps

A foldable ramp bridges short rises so a wheelchair, transport chair, scooter or rollator can get over them safely. Common uses are a few front steps, a raised threshold or doorway, a curb, or the step up into a van. For someone recovering at home after surgery, a ramp can be the difference between being stuck inside and being able to get out to appointments and fresh air. Pair it with your recovery equipment for a setup that actually works day to day.

Getting the right length

The key to a safe ramp is a gentle enough slope, which means the ramp needs to be long enough for the height it is bridging. A taller rise needs a longer ramp so the incline is not too steep to use safely. When you tell us roughly how many steps or how high the threshold is, we will make sure you get a ramp that is the right length, not too steep, and easy to set up.

Simple to rent, simple to use

Our foldable ramps are light, portable and quick to position, and we can deliver one with the rest of your equipment. Call for delivery pricing or call or text (603) 395-1246, and describe the steps or threshold you need to get over so we can match the right ramp.

Oceans Mobility · 45 Ashworth Ave, Hampton Beach, NH · (603) 395-1246 · Serving all of New England.