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Folding ramps for steps, doorways and the car. Tell us the step height and we'll show you the length that suits.

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Not sure what fits? How long a ramp for your step?Pick a length. As a guide, allow about 1m of ramp for every 100mm of step when someone is pushing. Show me
Ramp length
door sills
steps to 100mm
steps 100 to 200mm
200 to 300mm, cars
300mm and up
Good for
door sillsDoor sills and sliding door tracks.
steps to 100mmA low step, a single kerb or a raised door sill.
steps 100 to 200mmOne or two steps at the front or back door.
200 to 300mm, carsA few steps, a porch, or into a car boot.
300mm and upA higher porch or deck, or a gentler slope to go up on your own.
Look for
door sillsA threshold ramp that sits over the sill.
steps to 100mmA single-fold ramp that carries like a suitcase.
steps 100 to 200mmA single-fold or multi-fold ramp.
200 to 300mm, carsA multi-fold ramp, or telescopic channel ramps for the car.
300mm and upA long multi-fold ramp with support legs.

Choosing a Portable Ramp

A portable ramp gets a wheelchair, walker or scooter over a step, into the house or into the car, with nothing to build. Set it down where you need it, then fold it up and take it with you. Pick the length from the height of the step, then check the width against the chair. For a ramp that stays at the doorway, see threshold ramps; for loading into a van, see van and vehicle ramps.

Single-Fold, Multi-Fold or Telescopic?

  • Wheelchair beside a folding aluminium ramp over a step at a doorway

    Single-Fold Ramp

    Folds in half and carries like a suitcase. For a step or two at home.

  • Helper pushing a wheelchair up a long multi-fold ramp on a lawn

    Multi-Fold Ramp

    A long ramp that folds down small. For a porch, a few steps or the car.

  • Wheelchair rolling up a pair of telescopic channel ramps into a car

    Telescopic Ramps

    A pair of channel ramps that slide out to length. For loading a chair or scooter into the car.

Not sure? Tell us the step height and the chair, and we'll point you to the right ramp.

Portable Ramps Buying Guide

How Long a Ramp You Need

Measure the step from the ground to the top edge where the ramp will rest. The higher the step, the longer the ramp needs to be.

• About 1.4m of ramp for every 100mm of step (1 in 14) is gentle: easy to go up on your own.

• About 1m for every 100mm (1 in 10) is comfortable with someone pushing.

• About 800mm for every 100mm (1 in 8) suits a short step with a helper or a powered chair.

Type your step height and a length into the ramp calculator to see the slope. Public buildings use a gentler slope again; at home you pick what suits the person using it. For a few steps or a porch, see ramps 2m to 3m long and ramps 3m to 4m long.

Width: Measure the Chair

Measure the chair, walker or scooter across the outside of the wheels, then pick a ramp whose usable width is wider, with room either side. Every listing shows the width.

• Most wheelchairs and walkers fit ramps 500mm to 800mm wide.

• Wide chairs and scooters need ramps 800mm to 1000mm wide.

Side rails along the edges help keep the wheels on the ramp.

Weight: Add the Chair and the Person

Add the chair or scooter, the person in it, and anyone walking up the ramp to push, then pick a ramp rated over that. The limit is on every listing.

• Most manual wheelchairs suit ramps rated 300kg to 500kg.

• A heavy power chair or scooter with its rider may need ramps rated 500kg to 800kg.

Long ramps with support legs carry more and flex less in the middle.

Single-Fold, Multi-Fold or Telescopic

Single-fold ramps fold in half and carry by a handle, like a suitcase. They suit a step or two at home.

Multi-fold ramps fold in half along their length and across their width, so a long ramp packs down small. They suit a porch, a few steps or a car.

Telescopic channel ramps come as a pair and slide out to length. Set them the same distance apart as the wheels. They suit loading a chair or scooter into a car, not walking on.

Roll-up ramps roll up for storage, and self-supporting ramps stand on their own legs over a sill or step. More in our guide how to choose the best wheelchair ramp for your home.

Setting It Up Safely

Put the bottom of the ramp on firm, level ground and the top lip flat on the step, not on a mat or the edge of a carpet. Check the ramp sits steady before anyone uses it.

• Look for an anti-slip surface, and take care when it's wet.

• Use the support legs on a long ramp if it has them.

• When pushing a wheelchair, go up facing forward and come down backwards, with the helper below the chair.

More in how to use ramps safely in all weather.

Carrying and Storing

Check the ramp's weight and folded size on the listing against who will carry it and where it will live: the car boot, the hallway or the garage.

Carry handles, a carry bag and locking pins that hold it folded all make a ramp easier to move. If it's staying at one door, a threshold ramp may suit better.

Before You Buy

Short guides, with the measurements that matter.

All guides

Need a hand?

Not Sure Which Ramp Suits?

Tell us the step height, the chair and who'll be using it, and our team will point you to the right ramp.

Ask Us What Fits

Frequently Asked Questions

What length ramp do I need for my step?

Measure the step height. As a guide, allow about 1m of ramp for every 100mm of step when someone is pushing, and more if the person is going up on their own. So a 150mm step suits a ramp of about 1.5m. Check the slope with the ramp calculator, or tell us the height and we'll suggest a length.

How much weight will a portable ramp hold?

It depends on the ramp, and the limit is on every listing. Add the chair, the person in it and anyone walking up to push, and pick a ramp rated over that. For a heavy power chair, see ramps rated 500kg to 800kg.

My wheelchair is wide. Will it fit?

Measure across the outside of the wheels and compare it with the usable width on the listing, with room either side. For wide chairs and scooters, see ramps 800mm to 1000mm wide.

Is the price for one ramp or a pair?

Folding and multi-fold ramps are one wide ramp. Telescopic channel ramps come as a pair, one for each side of the chair, and the price is for both. Every listing shows what you get.

Can I use a portable ramp to get a wheelchair or scooter into the car?

Yes, if it's long enough for the height of the boot or floor. Car boots sit higher than a step, so the ramp needs to be longer: see ramps 2m to 3m long. For vans, see van and vehicle ramps.

Can someone with a walker use a portable ramp?

Yes. A ramp is easier than steps for many people with a walker or a walking stick. Pick a longer ramp so the slope stays gentle, and one with side rails and an anti-slip surface.

Do portable ramps need to meet Australian Standards?

Not at home. The Australian Standard sets the slope for ramps in public buildings, which is gentler than most homes need. At home, pick the slope that suits the person using it. If the ramp is for a business or a public building, talk to us first.

Can I return it if it doesn't suit?

Yes. Measure the step and the chair before you order and compare them with the listing. If it still doesn't suit, you have 100 days to return it for free. Not sure? Ask us first.

What’s the warranty on our Portable Ramps range?

Yes. Everything in this range sold by Ramp Champ® comes with a manufacturer’s warranty. As an authorised dealer, we can assist with any warranty claims for products purchased through us. For full details, please refer to our warranty information page or contact the manufacturer directly for their specific warranty details.

What happens if I need help after I’ve made a purchase?

Our support doesn’t stop after purchase. We offer lifetime support, so if you need advice, troubleshooting help or product support at any stage, our team is here to assist.

How do I return a product?

Returning a product is easy with our 100-Day Free Returns and pre-paid return shipping with no restocking fees or hidden costs.

Return Eligibility

  • The item must be unused, undamaged, and in its original packaging.
  • The return request must be made within 100 days of delivery or pickup.
  • Some products cannot be returned, including made-to-order, custom-made, installed, or Almost Perfect items.

How to Request a Return

  • Get an RMA Number. Only returns with an RMA number are processed.
  • By phone: 1300 913 047
  • Email: hello@rampchamp.com.au
  • Submit a request online: Return Request Form
  • Pack the item securely and take photos before shipping.
  • Use the pre-paid shipping label we provide and send it back.
  • Once received and inspected, you can choose:
  • Store Credit or Exchange – We’ll help find the right product.
  • Refund – Processed within 7 business days, minus the original shipping cost

See the full returns and refunds details here.

Can I pick up my order?

Many products can be collected. If a product page shows Pickup details in the Delivery & Pickup box, choose pickup at checkout and our team books a pickup time with you. See pickup areas and delivery times.

How can I contact Ramp Champ® for expert advice?

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