Installed ramp systems
For larger level changes, outdoor access, public entrances, care settings, modular buildings and longer-term needs.
A ramp is not just a product.
It is the route into your home, your garden, your workplace or the building you need to use safely.
A sensible, personal approach
Starting with you, your home and your needs, we’ll tailor the right solution to you.
We look at who is using the ramp, what mobility aid they use, whether other people need the steps, and whether the answer should be fixed, removable, temporary or relocatable.
- ✓Survey and design where needed
Gradient, obstacles, landing space, door swings and everyday use considered. - ✓Installed access systems
Metal modular ramps, plastic modular systems, handrails and step units. - ✓Simple access products
Portable folding ramps, channel ramps, threshold ramps and trackway.
What Ramp Hero can help with
From a small doorway lip to a full access route.
Different ramps solve different problems. The tiles below help you point us towards the likely answer before you complete the form.
Portable ramp products
For occasional access, visits, temporary use, vehicles or locations where a fixed ramp is not right.
Threshold and pathway access
For doorway lips, uPVC thresholds, small steps, uneven routes, gravel, grass and patio access.
Simple from enquiry to access
What happens next?
Tell us what you need to access
Use the form. Give the address and postcode so we can understand where help is needed.
We help you decide
We work out whether it sounds like a modular ramp, portable ramp, threshold ramp, steps, handrails or a survey job.
Survey or quote route
Some jobs need a visit. Simpler products may be quoted from photos, measurements and a quick discussion.
Get the right next step
That may be product supply, fitted installation, handrails, steps, a video survey or a full site survey.
The Ramp Hero Way: find out what you need, get it right first time.
Choose the solution type
Tap the tile that sounds closest.
You do not need to know the exact product. Choose the closest option, or leave it as not sure.
M
Metal modular ramps
For permanent, semi-permanent or relocatable outdoor access with platforms, turns and handrails.
P
Plastic modular ramps
Recycled modular ramp and platform kits for thresholds, low rises and flexible internal or external access.
F
Portable folding ramps
Lightweight full-width folding ramps for flexible access over steps, kerbs and temporary barriers.
D
Durable folding ramps
Robust folding, telescopic or economy ramps for regular use, care settings and practical budget-led jobs.
T
Threshold ramps
For door sills, uPVC thresholds, small level changes, patio doors and awkward doorway lips.
C
Channel ramps
Paired track ramps for manual wheelchairs, powered chairs and scooters where suitable.
S
Step units and handrails
For ambulant access, safer steps, external support rails and combined ramp-and-step designs.
R
Trackway and pathways
For grass, gravel, temporary paths, garden routes, outdoor events and surface access problems.
Plain answers
Ramp questions, answered simply.
The correct ramp depends on the person using it, the mobility aid, available space, gradient, location and whether the answer needs to be temporary, removable, relocatable or fixed.
Request InfoHow do I know what ramp I need?
It depends on the height, space, doorway, surface, mobility aid and how often the ramp will be used. A small doorway lip may only need a threshold ramp. A larger outside access route may need a modular ramp with platforms and handrails.
Do I need a full survey or a video survey?
For smaller jobs, thresholds and straightforward access problems, a free quick video survey is often the best starting point. Larger modular ramps, public access routes, complex gradients, turns, landings, handrails and step units may still need a full site survey.
Can you help with different ramp systems?
Yes. Ramp Hero can help with metal modular ramping, plastic modular ramp systems, threshold solutions, portable folding ramps, channel ramps, steps, handrails and pathway access.
Can a threshold ramp solve a doorway problem?
Often, yes. Threshold ramps are useful for small changes in height at doorways, uPVC thresholds, patio doors and internal transitions. The doorway still needs to suit the ramp and the person using it.
Can I use a portable ramp instead of a fixed ramp?
Sometimes. Portable ramps are useful for occasional or temporary access. They are not always the safest or easiest option for regular independent use, higher rises or exposed outdoor routes.
Can you help with handrails or steps as well?
Yes. Some access problems are better solved with step units, handrails or a combined ramp-and-step design so wheelchair users and ambulant users are both considered.
Can modular ramps be moved or reused?
Some modular systems are designed to be altered, moved or reused where suitable. Whether that works depends on the product, the site and the new access layout.
What information should I have ready?
Useful information includes the access location, number and approximate height of steps, doorway width, photos if available, the mobility aid used, whether the ramp is temporary or permanent, and whether other people still need the steps.
Ramp quote request
Request ramp help
Complete the form below and upload photos if useful. We will be in touch as soon as we can to talk through your needs and options.
Ramp type: Not sure yet
Choose a tile above if you know the likely ramp type. Not sure is fine.
- ✓Free quick video survey available
Often the fastest starting point for smaller ramp jobs. - ✓Site survey where needed
For larger, installed or more complex access routes. - ✓Owned and operated by Younique Healthcare Limited
Ramp Hero is part of our mobility and independent-living equipment work.
One form. One clear next step.
Request ramp helpReady to get the access problem sorted?
Need to speak to us?
Submit the form first so the enquiry is captured properly, then call if something is urgent.
0121 630 3850
Need to send photos?
After the form is submitted, we may ask you to send photos or measurements to help us understand the ramp route.
ramphero@youniquehealthcare.co.uk
