Klantbeoordelingen voor VEVOR Draagbare rolstoelhelling, 122 cm, 350 kg laadvermogen, antislip aluminium opvouwbare drempelhelling, opvouwbare rolstoelhelling, voor trappen, deuren en stoepranden

I was extremely disappointed with this wheelchair ramp. It does not stay securely in place and can easily slip during use, creating a serious safety hazard. There is no effective way to secure or lock the ramp, which makes it unreliable and dangerous, especially for wheelchair users or anyone with limited mobility. Instead of providing confidence, it constantly feels unstable. The overall design is poor, and the product is far less functional than advertised. Considering its intended purpose, safety should be the top priority, but this ramp fails in that regard. I would not recommend this product to anyone, as it could easily cause an accident or serious injury. It was a complete waste of money and one of the most disappointing purchases I have made.

Do Not buy

Hello! I’m trying to return this product for many days now! Can somebody please answer my e-mails. Also have fill return form, but still no answer. Sten

This ramp is a reasonable price, which is why we purchased it. We need to get some large electronic equipment up two steps and back down each day for storage. The equipment weighs around 120kg and I weigh around 80kg, so the ramp needed to have a capacity of atleast 200kg so I can push the equipment up the ramp. First, the ramp is not very stable when you hold it with the handle to move it around. It's not designed in a way that it locks together tightly, so it wobbles around a lot which makes it more difficult to carry. It's also heavier than I imagined and is best for two people to move and setup. Once setup with only me on the ramp it flexes so much in the middle that it drops around 10cm and would snap at the welds if it wasn't supported. I do not believe this ramp is engineered to hold anymore than about 30kg without supports. On YouTube reviews I saw people supporting the centre of the ramp with car jack stands. I was going to return the ramp, but as I need it, I decided to build a timber support for the centre that I place underneath once it's setup and that has reduced the flex to a point where I feel safe using it. If you don't have a way of supporting the ramp where it folds, then I would avoid purchasing it.

La rampe de 180 cm pourrait être nettement mieux conçue et mieux finie. Une charnière au milieu permettrait de rigidifier le centre, car avec mes 90 kg elle est très souple lorsqu’on marche dessus (aucun problème en revanche sur les bords). La poignée de transport a cassé au bout de seulement deux jours d’utilisation, la rampe m’est tombée sur le pied et m’a provoqué un énorme hématome ! La finition générale est très basique, avec beaucoup d’angles droits et pointus. Cela peut même s’avérer dangereux en cas de chute.

Ramp center hinges did not line up and one side was part way out of guide. Because of the need for it we did not return it. My son and grandson worked on it and got the two sides locked together. It could use extra support toward the top, but works well for my husband.

Purchased this Ramp after some research and some crossed fingers. We have an elderly Great Dane that isn’t doing well with stairs and thought this would be a good fit to help get her in and out. After reading some reviews we knew to expect some bowing/give in the ramp and that it wouldn’t hurt to have two people to put in place. The ramp seems well built but the fact that it folds makes the bowing more excessive than we’d initially expected, i.e. anywhere there’s a hinge; which is half way length wise and half way width for the entire length. We quickly realized that we would need to 1) Secure the ramp to the steps and 2) build a ~ mid-way support of some kind. Our rise is 20” off the ground. We first supported it at the steps by mounting a board to the riser of our top step then securing it with screws in the predrilled holes on the lip of the side marked “top” on the ramp. This stabilized the side to side motion that might occur and prevented the ramp from sliding off the top step. We then built a rudimentary 28 3/4” by 16’ Box with 2x6’s and 4x4 supports rising to support a couple of cross braces. We finished it off by tapping a couple of holes through the aluminum and placing braces connected to the box and the ramp to hold the constructed ramp in place. These fixes secured the revamp where we felt comfortable walking up and down it with our Dane. I would have concerns if it were a wheelchair going up and down.

It’s nice and fine. Easy to use, but it is slippery though, my friend almost fell after the slip. Luckily his alright, but could really use some silicone or something in the button, so is dose not move, while in use. But fine for the price.

Great! Easy to use!

These ramps were purchased to enable the movement of a generator from ground into an enclosed trailer. The generator has the equivalent weight of an average person in a wheelchair…approx 250lbs. Upon use, we noted significant bounce and saw the shape of the ramps were no longer straight but rather, bowed! We reinforced the underside of each ramp with a piece of L-shaped bed rail and resolved the issue, but what a p.i.t.a!