PVI Modular XP Aluminum Wheelchair Ramp System with Handrails

Whether you need to make your home more accessible or your business ADA compliant, the Modular XP ramp system from PVI offers a customizable, easy-to-assemble solution. The ramps are manufactured from high-strength, lightweight aluminum with a clean, uncluttered appearance that fits in with most surroundings. This system is designed to be freestanding, so it may be used as a permanent fixture, moved, or reconfigured if necessary.

Ramps, platforms, and steps have a 100 lb. per square foot weight capacity and consist of standard components that can be assembled quickly and easily with common hand tools. The modular wheelchair ramp components make it easy to move the ramp to a new location or change the configuration. Straight ramps, 90 degree turns, 45 degree turns, and 180 degree switchbacks are designed to meet ADA recommendations. Standard handrails consist of two 1-1/2 inch diameter horizontal rails and optional ADA extensions and guard rails with vertical slats are available on request. These modular wheelchair ramp systems are strong, durable, portable, and flexible, yet are affordable enough to make it the best alternative to provide quality functional access to many areas.

Please call our customer service department Toll Free at 1-888-651-3431 to speak with a modular ramp specialist who can help you with your specific requirements, layout, and pricing. We can fax you some detailed assembly instructions upon request.

Assembly time is approx. one hr per 16' of ramp and approx. 30 mins for landings; site prep, transport, and anchoring not included. These ramps don't have to be permanently attached to a building. Each leg is independently adjustable to compensate for settling of the supporting surface using a half-inch wrench. Ramps can be disassembled, moved, and reassembled at a new site in a new configuration and length. Platforms must have a minimum of one leg anchored on each of the two opposite sides. Each freestanding ramp must be anchored at the upper and lower end. Secure anchoring for the first pair of posts at the bottom is especially important because this adds necessary strength to the lower end of the handrails. Anchoring may consist of lag screws or bolts into wooden surfaces, or anchor bolts drilled into existing concrete, and/or pre-cast pads or poured in place. Using the ADA-recommended slope of 1:12 is preferred; however, when space is limited these system will accommodate slopes up to 2:12. ADA requires handrails on any ramp with a rise of 6 or more, and PVI recommends handrails on all but the shortest ramps unless other provisions are made for the safety and assistance of the user. Please note that some codes mandate handrail spacing, and or vertical slats.