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Aluminium DIY Wheelchair Access Ramp with Handrails From Prarie View Industries With 385kg Capacity
PVI OnTrac Wheelchair Access Ramps enable a power chair, scooter, or wheelchair to easily transition to a raised surface. Each access ramp includes smooth aluminium handrails on each side for added safety and assistance along the way. An OnTrac access ramp also works great for walkers, canes, and other mobility aid devices! The durable aluminium construction features a grooved surface for maximum traction, a full-length step attachment lip, and a tapered entrance foot. PVI OnTrac access ramps are made in the USA and come with a 2-year warranty which does not cover the handrails.
Features and Benefits
- Provides a safe, accessible transition for scooters, wheelchairs, and walkers
- Weather-resistant, rust-free aluminium construction handrails
- 385kg weight capacity
- Available in multiple lengths from 1220mm to 3050mm
- Quick installation
- Features 50mm raised sides
- Little or no maintenance
- 24-month warranty
- PVI Ramps are registered in Australia with the TGA Therapeutic Goods Administration
Specifications
- Connection plate depth: 50mm
- Connection plate width: 920mm (approx)
- Dimensions listed below are the usable dimensions. Overall dimensions are slightly larger.
| Model Number | Size L X W | Approx Weight | Capacity* | Main Sections |
| XPS436 | 1220 x 915mm (4' x 36") | 22.5 kg | 385 kg | One |
| XPS536 | 1520 x 915mm (5" x 36") | 27 kg | 385 kg | One |
| XPS636 | 1830 x 915mm (6" x 36") | 32.5 kg | 385 kg | Two |
| XPS736 | 2130 x 915mm (7' x 36") | 37 kg | 385 kg | Two |
| XPS836 | 2440 x 915mm (8' x 36") | 41.5 kg | 385 kg | Two |
| XP1036 | 3050 x 915mm (10'x 36") | 50 kg | 385 kg | Two |
* Maximum ramp capacity 192.5 kg (one axle) 385 kg (two axles)
Installation
Please note: Pick up from our Hornsby (NSW) warehouse is also available. We do not arrange on-site installation. Installation is straight forward as the ramps are flat packed, the handrails need assembly and if you are purchasing a 2 section ramp the 2 main halves need to be joined, the ramp needs to be secured to the floor. Assembly hardware is provided. Installation can be performed by any handyperson.
Click here to download the OnTrac installation instructions
Warranty and Disclaimer
For additional warranty information on our PVI ramps and accessories, click here.
To read our disclaimer regarding Australian standards for ramps, click here.
Note: Colour, tone, finish and style of actual products may differ from those shown in the product images.
Questions & Answers
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Could you tell me the price of your 3 m ontrac ramp. Regards Joe
Hi Joe,
The PVI OnTrac Wheelchair Access Ramp with Handrails, 385kg Capacity-3m variant is priced at $2,495.00. For quotes and availability, please contact us direct at hello@rampchamp.com.au :) -
Can you please advise gradient and details of a ramp for 300mm height How long does the ramp have to be? Please quote. Thanks Michelle
Hi Michelle,
The AS is quite detailed and Ramp Champ is not qualified to propose what product is going to comply to your specific application. However, in summary, the Australian Standards recommend:
When the overall height is no greater than 35 mm the max gradient is 1:8
When the overall height in total under 19 cm the max gradient is 1:10
When the overall height is greater than 19cm in total the max gradient is 1:14
Below is a statement we offer regarding access ramps for commercial buildings and public spaces:
Australian Standards apply to public buildings and are not compulsory for private properties. The standards are more complex than what is stated above. This information above gives you a very basic understanding. Australian Standards outline the minimum gradient requirements for ramps in public buildings.The Standards provide a guide and in some cases it may not be possible to provide a ramp that meets the guidelines. Ramp Champ does recommend you consult a Occupational Therapist when considering a ramp for your application.
Once you know the specifications of what ramp will comply then we can most certainly assist in providing the right solution.
