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Ramps for people with disabilities

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ASPAR · Engineering · Installation

A step-free route where sufficient space is available

A ramp creates a step-free route without a powered drive, but it requires sufficient length, width and safe landing zones. ASPAR assesses the task and proposes a verified standard or individually agreed configuration; route suitability is determined from the site rather than a universal promise.

A step-free route where sufficient space is available
Verified ASPAR project: fold-down ramps in Sofiivska Borshchahivka.
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When a ramp may be suitable

A ramp is considered when the required slope and landing zones can be provided without compromising safety or circulation. If space is insufficient or the route is complex, a vertical or inclined platform should be assessed separately.

What determines the solution

How the technical solution is determined

01

Change in level and route length

Define the required geometry and whether safe placement is possible.

02

Width and landing zones

Clear passage, entry, exit and manoeuvring areas are checked.

03

Use scenario

Location, frequency of use and folding method are considered.

04

Fixing and environment

The supporting surface, guarding and indoor or outdoor conditions are assessed.

Technical and commercial guidance

Verified models in the catalogue

The native RM 2000 and RM 4000 product cards remain below. Length, load capacity and other specifications belong to each model and are not presented as a universal family range.

Verified model parameters

Verified RM parameters

RM 2000
Type
fold-down ramp
Length
up to 2 m
Load capacity
250 kg
Material
aluminium
RM 2000 →
RM 4000
Type
fold-down ramp
Length
up to 4 m
Load capacity
250 kg
Material
aluminium
RM 4000 →
Technical and commercial guidance

What is needed to assess the route

Send photos of the full change in level, its height and available length, clear width, upper and lower landing dimensions, fixing conditions, operating environment and city. The final configuration is defined after the site is reviewed.

Verified experience and useful resources

Implemented ASPAR solutions

Verified experience and useful resources

Useful guidance and service

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Can a ramp be installed on any stairs?

No. The change in level, available length, width, landing zones, fixing conditions and safe passage must be checked.

Which is better: a ramp or a lifting platform?

There is no universal answer. A ramp needs sufficient space, while a platform requires a separate assessment of the route, installation area and operating conditions.

What information is needed for a calculation?

Route photos, change in level, available length and width, landing zones, operating conditions and city.

NEXT STEP

Check the route and request a calculation

Send photos and dimensions. ASPAR will check whether a ramp is appropriate and propose a verified or project-agreed solution.

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