A practical Australian guide to measuring a doorway rise, choosing the right rubber threshold ramp height, checking clearances and creating a stable, slip-conscious transition.
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A simple, step-by-step guide to measuring a doorway or step for a rubber threshold ramp, so you order the right size first time.
For homes, workplaces and community buildings, the right threshold ramp makes access safer and more practical. Recycled rubber ramps are increasingly replacing concrete and aluminium because they combine dependable performance with a lower-impact material choice.
Why recycled rubber ramps are rep...
Recycled rubber products have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their durability, sustainability, and affordability. From rubber ramps to playground surfaces, recycled rubber has found its way into many aspects of our lives. However, like any product, it requires proper care and ...
Before explaining the benefits of recycling rubber, we should first address the question: What is recycled rubber and where does it come from?
Recycled rubber primarily comes from used tyres which is then reduced into uniform granules or crumb rubber. It goes through a refining process that remov...
Concrete ramps have been the solution for mobility challenges for years, but are fast being overtaken by their counterpart, recycled rubber ramps.
Ramps are important and sometimes vital in certain situations, especially when it comes to assisting and increasing the mobility of elderly and disabl...