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How Do You Build A Removable Wheelchair Ramp?

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How Do You Build A Removable Wheelchair Ramp?

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A removable wheelchair ramp is a great solution for people who don’t own their homes, or will only be in a wheelchair temporarily. You can save money by making one on your own, which is no more complicated than a moderate level woodworking project. Measure the height of the home’s entrance from the ground. For instance, if you have two four-inch steps leading to your front door, this figure would be eight inches. ADA (the Americans with Disabilities Act) standards for wheelchair ramps dictate one foot of ramp length for every inch of rise. In this case, your ramp would need to be at least eight feet long. This does not include the length of the landing, or the platform at the top of the ramp. The platform should be wide and long enough for the wheelchair to completely turn around on. Draw up the plans. Many people find it helpful to take photos and measure the dimensions of the area where the ramp will go. This can help you decide the best shape and placement of your wheelchair ramp. Y

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