BESEA 4inch/3inch/2inch/1inch Rise Assmble Curb Ramp 4" High 42" Length for Driveway Curb Ramp Motorycle, Loading Dock, Truck, Threshold Ramp(1",2"，3”，4“ INCH Rise，Adjustable Height)Global Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

Very quick delivery, well packaged. Item was exactly as described. Easy to put together. Sturdy. The ramp wasn't quite wide enough for the new 42" ride mower so we ordered a second one. The gradual incline to 6" is long enough to back out equipment without dealing with a short "drop" in distance. We are using the ramp for outdoor equipment - snow blowers, ride mowers, roto-tillers, wheel barrows. I think it would work very well as wheel-chair ramp, too.

Customizable heights and very sturdy

I did see a few reviews saying this is slippery and I assumed they meant the walking surface, I was wrong, it's the ramp itself that tends to slide around. There are two screws included that can hold it in place but given the size of those screws I'd rather not drill them into my new composite deck, they're serious overkill. I'm going to try a piece of sheet rubber underneath it to see if that works. Other than being slippery this is just what the description says, sturdy, easy to put together, a decent ramp. Lost one star for being slippery.

Works great with our sliding glass door. Our old ramp had a lip that rested on the threshold that impeded the screen track. This one does not rest on the screen track, so we are able to use the screen again. This was very easy to assemble and works great for my wheelchair bound husband.

No smell, easy assembly/install, lightweight, and good length for a gradual transition. The unit is has a little flex, but it feels stable and works well with walkers, rollators, and normal traverse by foot.

Used it for a shed ramp works great

Light duty ramp, slippery when wet. Easy to assemble, looks good.Think legos, in that you get a box with interlocking pieces that create the ramp. They are semi-heavy duty plastic, and my wife's wheelchair fits easily on the ramp. The rate of climb isn't too bad if you are pushing uphil. I would not use this regularly for anything heavy. I'm not sure how the plastic will hold up for use in freezing temps. Not for use with leather soled shoes, the plastic is very slippery. The little plus signed raised traction bumps are very uncomfortable in bare feet. My dog chooses to avoid them entirely by jumping from the ground to the doorsill. There are better ramps here for the same money.

This ramp when put together needs nonskid under when placed on porch where you cannot drill the tiles to hold in place.the end 4inch segment bends down when stepping on it. Hollow plastic is not strong enough.