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Accessability Ramps for Front Door
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I would like our ramp to be wooden, but other than that, this one has the same curves and rise that we would need
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Interesting
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Solid surface ramp from door to driveway - very gradual slope about the same distance as we would need
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I like the minimalistic edge on this ramp but wonder if it would be safe here because of the potential for winter ice
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Very gradual wooden ramp on the right
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It looks like the edge of the porch was extended to accommodate the ramp and then the porch railing was moved from where it used to be attached to the uprights that support the roof
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Here's a ramp that goes up about the same as ours would. This one has no railings, which I like, but it is way narrower than ours would be
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Here's a ramp that goes up right beside the porch railing
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Wide curving ramp
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Detail of ramp surface. I wonder if wood gets slippery in wet weather.
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Inspiration photo for ramp with shallow edges
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? Not exactly like our situation, but it shows how wood could look
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This is sort of how I imagined ours could look, except I was hoping ours could made of wood instead of stone pavers
I would like our ramp to be wooden, but other than that, this one has the same curves and rise that we would need
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