June 2, 2023

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Modular Ramps require any concrete?

No need for concrete. Our Modular Ramps sit on metal legs and is bolted into the garden. We need to make the ground level but in most cases there is no need for ground works.

What is a modular ramp?

Our metal Modular Ramp system is manufactured from galvanised steel and is simply bolted together. Installation is quick and easy. You can walk on the ramp once its completed

What is the benefits of modular ramps?

  • Slip-Resistant Walkway: With integrated hatch sections, it provides seamless access to service points and inspection chambers.
  • Mesh Platform: The self-draining design efficiently directs water away, keeping the surface dry and preventing freezing.
  • Step Unit: Perfect for ambulant users, this unit works both as a standalone feature and in conjunction with the Easiaccess ramp, ensuring versatile accessibility.
  • Telescopic Legs: These legs adjust effortlessly to accommodate various height requirements, ensuring a secure fit.
  • Warm-Touch Handrails: Thanks to their galvanised and powder-coated finish, these handrails stay comfortable to grip, even in cold conditions.
  • Trombone Ends: Designed for safety, these ends prevent clothing from snagging, offering peace of mind.
  • Gate Unit: Adding a gate enhances functionality while seamlessly complementing any ramp setup.
  • Width Options: Choose from widths of 900mm, 1000mm, 1200mm, and 1500mm to suit your needs. Contact us today for more information!

Are Modular Ramps Permanent?

Yes, Modular Ramps are a permanent and a long lasting. So installation is quick and easy.

Where are Modular Ramps manufactured?

Modular Ramp system is manufactured by Easiaccess.

How much does modular ramps cost?

Each clients needs are different, call us today 086 2060101 or 057 8643722 for a free quotation. We’re happy to answer any question you may have.

Can I apply for a grant?

Yes, grants are available for ramps, get in touch and we’ll be happy to explain.

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