Durable Single Fold Ramp for Easy Accessibility

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PVI (Prairie View Industries) Single Fold wheelchair ramps are made from lightweight aircraft-grade aluminum and are rated for up to 600 pounds of weight. They are perfect for scooters and wheelchairs when traveling or at home. The single-fold portable ramps are 30 inches wide and intended for residential use. Available lengths are from 2′ all the way to 8′. Custom ramp widths are available. The Singlefold ramp should be attached to your step with screws or bolts in order to keep the ramp from slipping off. If you need a longer ramp or one with handrails please see the Multi-Fold Wheelchair Ramps or the Modular Ramps with Handrails. Folding ramps come with a Limited Lifetime Warranty and free shipping.

Single-Fold Wheelchair Ramps

Item #	Size	Price	Weight
SFW230	2′ x 30″	239.00	10 Lbs
SFW330	3′ x 30″	276.00	14 Lbs
SFW430	4′ x 30″	307.00	18 Lbs
SFW530	5′ x 30″	376.00	22 Lbs
SFW630	6′ x 30″	509.00	30 Lbs

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1:12 ADA slope for public access & walking elderly.

2:12 Maximum slope for residential use with assistant.

3:12 Maximum slope for loading unoccupied wheelchairs.

FAQ’s

What is a “single-fold” (bi-fold) ramp, and when is it the right choice?

A single-fold ramp, also called a bi-fold ramp, folds once along its length like a suitcase for easy carrying and storage. This makes it a practical choice for short-term or portable access needs, such as visiting friends, traveling, or handling small rises. Single-fold ramps are lightweight yet sturdy, making them popular for seniors who need a simple, portable ramp solution. They differ from tri-fold ramps, which fold into a shorter carry length, or telescoping ramps designed for adjustable reach. Single-fold ramps are best for quick, convenient access without permanent installation.

What ramp length do I need for my step height?

The general guideline is that for every inch of rise, you’ll need about 12 inches of ramp length to meet ADA standards. For example, a 6-inch step would require roughly a 6-foot ramp for safe use. For seniors or manual wheelchair users, a gentler slope may be more comfortable, which means opting for a slightly longer ramp. Be sure to account for landing space at both the top and bottom of the ramp to allow for smooth transitions. Using this rule of thumb helps ensure that single-fold ramps provide safe and accessible use for a variety of mobility needs.

Are single-fold ramps compatible with power wheelchairs and scooters?

Yes, many single-fold ramps are compatible with power wheelchairs and scooters, provided that the combined weight of the device and rider is within the ramp’s rated capacity, typically around 600 pounds. It’s also important to check the usable ramp width to ensure your device fits comfortably, and to confirm there’s enough landing space at the top and bottom. For heavier devices or taller rises, a modular aluminum ramp with handrails may be a safer and more practical choice. Always check product specifications before purchase to make sure the ramp meets your mobility needs.

Can I use a single-fold ramp to load into a vehicle?

Some single-fold ramps, such as utility ramps, are specifically designed for vehicle loading. These are typically intended for loading unoccupied wheelchairs, scooters, or other mobility devices into vans or SUVs. When using a single-fold ramp for vehicles, always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for anchoring and angle placement, and check for clearance around door sills. For frequent vehicle loading, dedicated vehicle ramps or powered lifts may be more convenient and secure. If you’re considering this use, review options such as the utility ramp for a safe solution.