VEVOR3" Rise Rubber Threshold Ramp for Doorway,Door Ramp with Non-Slip Textured Surface,33069lbs Load Capacity, Rubber Curb Ramp for Wheelchair and Scooter

This is very sturdy and stays in place without being nailed down. The smell was off-putting at first but after letting it sit outside for a week and then scrub cleaning it there is no odor.

PLEASE PLAN TO LEAVE THIS NEW PRODUCT OUTSIDE TO AIR OUT BEFORE USE. I WOULD GIVE IT ABOUT 2-3 MONTHS BEFORE USING IT.If you can get beyond the VERY strong and toxic smell of tar or melted rubber, this ramp is 1000% worth overcoming, for.I bought a 3” one for the garage to inside. We don’t need a wheelchair yet but I know it will last for when we do.Now I am in need of a 5” ramp and would definitely buy from this company again, but they only go up to 4”.Rubber is beautiful, solid, scratch resistant and probably the last ramp you will ever need.The price is a little steep but when you get it, you won’t be replacing it any time soon.I highly recommend but again…. AIR IT OUT FIRST, AWAY FROM THE HOUSE.

This was a great purchase. Very sturdy. We didn’t “anchor” it down and it still hasn’t moved. Great investment.

Very heavy duty and was the perfect size for my wheelchair. It's a bit expensive, but worth every penny.

This ramp is useful and get the job done by making the wheelchair easier to come in and out the doorway, however the smell of the ramp is awful. It’s a must to keep for now. I put peppermint essential oil on the mat to try to cover up the rubbery asphalt smell

I’m on a walker. These are perfect for all our doors. They are really heavy to carry. Shouldn’t move. Didn’t bolt to pavement.

My mobility scooter is large and this is the perfect ramp for getting to my sidewalk. It’s actually very nice looking and well constructed. I just pushed it up to the part on the step and just like that- I’m out the door!

It's a sturdy, heavy rubber ramp. It smells like tires almost out of the box. It took a few days to destinkify.I don't know why Amazon has 'light weight' as a rating for a ramp. I want heavy because that means it is more likely not to move. I'm not even using the metal posts it came with. In my garage it so far stays put. Just what I wanted.