A lot of focus has been placed upon increased accessibility for the disabled in the last few years. Legal requirements concerning accessibility in public transport is on the rise in the UK, and this trend is set to continue for many years to come.
This is why ADS can supply a number of different access products that range from simple ramps and lifting platforms to more complex and specially designed solutions, which are all intended to create better conditions for passengers in wheelchairs.
Ideal for uniform height differences, this lightweight ramp is often used in a single location.
Ideal for use when the ramp is kept permanently in place. The ramp features a non-slip surface to provide comfort and increased security for both user and care giver. Good for use with scooters and electric wheelchairs. Ideal for use when the ramp is kept permanently in place.
The doorstep ramps are sold in kits, which makes them easy to handle and install. The two top layers are loose, allowing for exact height adjustment. The ramp kits are available in four versions for height differences up to 150 mm. Delivered complete with the accompanying instructions and accessories for assembly and individual adjustments.
Ideal for use when the ramp is kept permanently in place. The ramp features a non-slip surface to provide comfort and increased security for both user and care giver. Good for use with scooters and electric wheelchairs. Ideal for use when the ramp is kept permanently in place.
The Lite ramp is made of glass and graphite fibre and is therefore very easy to carry. The Lite ramp, which is available in different sizes, is perfect for scooter or wheelchair users.
Portable ramp features:
The ramps are used as loose ramps, i.e. they typically stored in the train/bus and taken out when required. Some companies choose to make storage space available in the shape of small enclosures so the ramp is not the way.
The standard Lite ramps come in two lengths:
