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Rubber threshold ramps
Photography may show optional equipment or finishes. Confirm your configuration.
A more considered way through the doorway.
Explore Harmar rubber threshold ramp options for smaller changes in level, with the door and approach checked as one route.
- Product family
- Exact model and size to confirm
- Whole-route fit
- Rise, landing and mobility equipment
The right fit starts with your home, your routine and the exact configuration.
Details worth exploring
Know what matters before you choose.
Match the transition
Measure both sides of the threshold.
Review the sections
Select the actual configuration for the site.
Keep doors working
Confirm swing and closing clearance.
Your questions, answered.
The existing HomePro range describes a base with additional sections. Confirm the assembled dimensions and instructions before specifying a height.
Consider how wheels and pedestrians approach the ramp, how the edges sit and how the surface will be kept clear. Do not assume every doorway is suitable.
Start with the measured rise, space available, landings, door clearance and mobility equipment. Ask the installer to establish a suitable configuration and applicable requirements. This page is not a slope or sizing prescription.
Confirm the exact model rating for the combined person, mobility equipment and any other permitted load. Do not transfer a capacity figure from another ramp in the same family.
Surface texture does not guarantee traction in every condition. Review placement, support, cleaning, drainage and inspection in the selected product instructions. Discuss who will handle setup or movement where applicable.
Ask for the exact model, included options, installation scope and total price in writing. Review who handles service, routine maintenance, replacement batteries where applicable and warranty claims. Manufacturer coverage and installer labor coverage are not necessarily the same.
At a glance
| Product family | Exact model and size to confirm |
|---|---|
| Whole-route fit | Rise, landing and mobility equipment |
| Installation | Follow the selected product instructions |
| Care and storage | Include in the purchase decision |
Confirm the precise equipment and installation requirements in your written proposal.
Explore your options
Compare the ramp families.
Use the differences to start a conversation—not as a substitute for an assessment.
Aluminum suitcase ramps
A folding ramp family for situations where handling, transport and storage matter as much as the place of use.
Aluminum threshold ramps
The existing portable aluminum range covers fixed and adjustable threshold options—not the folding suitcase-ramp family.
A clearer next step
Bring your questions.
We’ll start with your home.
Talk through the route, the person using it and what you want to make easier. Ask for the equipment, preparation, installation and aftercare to be explained separately.
Product information
Existing HomePro product-family illustration; not proof of an exact current configuration.
Matching product video still to be verified. No unrelated video has been substituted.
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