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Wooden Wheelchair Ramps
Advantages of Aluminum Wheelchair Ramps over Building Wooden Wheelchair Ramps
| Pathway Wheelchair Ramps | Wooden Handicapped Ramps |
|---|---|
| Durable, Long-lasting Solution | Requires periodic demolition and rebuilding |
| Will not rot or rust | Weathers and Decays within years |
| Virtually Maintenance Free | Requires regular Maintenance |
| East to install with minimal tools | Normally requires hiring a contractor |
| Typically no building permits required | Requires building permits and typically several inspections |
| Easy to move, re-configure or expand | Required Demolition for changed |
| Take it with you if you move! | Left behind in place or demolished. Typically lowers resale value of a home. |
| Captured Fasteners, nothing protruding to catch yourself on | Often has protruding nail heads or screws. Often a splinter hazard |
| Meets most building codes | May not meet local building codes |
| Stylish, Modern Design | Old Fashioned Looking - Warps and decays |
| Typically installs in 1-2 hours or less | Typically takes several days to install |
| No Anchoring into Concrete Required | Requires Concrete Footings |
| Smooth transitions on and off the ramp | Often uneven joints and bumpy transitions |
| Made of Environmentally Friendly Aluminum - Completely Recyclable | Dangerous Chemicals used in pressure treatment process. Rots over time |
| Has resale value if no longer needed | No resale value - must be demolished |