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SafePath Products
Recycled polymer threshold ramp, ADA compliant, supports 4,000 lbs
The SafePath Products Big Horn threshold ramp provides a flush, ceramic-coated surface that bridges a height of 1 1/8 inches across a 42.5 inch width and 12 inch length. Made from lightweight recycled polymer, it supports up to 4,000 lbs and meets ADA compliance standards for accessible entryways.
The ramp sits directly on the threshold without fasteners, so the surrounding floor must be level and able to bear the load. Its polymer construction eliminates the need for heavy concrete work or permanent metal installations, freeing up time and labour on site.
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| Product | |
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| Brand name | SafePath Products |
| Product type | Specialty Safety Tools |
The ramp is rated for a 4000 lbs weight limitation, so that is the first limit you will reach under continuous loading.
The polymer construction with ceramic-coated finish produces no measurable heat or noise during extended daily use.
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