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Kerb and Door Ramp Buying Guide

Kerb and Door Ramp Buying Guide

What Are Kerb & Door Ramps?

Kerb and Door Ramps are accessibility and safety solutions designed to bridge changes in surface height and remove trip hazards created by steps, kerbs, thresholds, and raised edges.

They allow vehicles, trolleys, wheelchairs, and pedestrians to move safely and smoothly between levels, reducing impact damage to both equipment and infrastructure. These ramps are commonly used in car parks, warehouses, loading areas, and building entrances where level changes can restrict access or create safety risks.

In this guide, we break down the key ramp types to help you choose the right solution for your site.

Types of Ramps to Choose From

Kerb Ramps

Kerb ramps are designed to provide access over standard kerbs and raised edges, allowing safe access for vehicles, machinery, and pedestrian equipment.

They are commonly used in car parks, worksites, industrial facilities, and public spaces where kerb transitions create access barriers or safety risks.

Kerb ramps are available in multiple heights to suit different kerb profiles and load requirements.

 

Rolled Kerb Ramps

Rolled kerb ramps are designed to sit within the gutter or driveway edge, creating a smooth transition over kerbs without protruding into roadways.

They provide a clean, continuous access point for vehicles and pedestrians, reducing impact on tyres and improving driveway entry and exit.

They are commonly used in residential driveways, construction access points, and commercial properties where a low-profile, semi-permanent solution is required.

 

Portable Kerb Ramps

Portable kerb ramps are heavy-duty, freestanding ramps designed for temporary or flexible access over kerbs and raised surfaces.

They are ideal for environments where access needs change frequently, such as construction sites, warehouses, loading docks, and maintenance areas.

Made for durability and easy placement, they provide a practical solution for moving equipment, trolleys, and vehicles over kerbs without permanent installation.

Available Sizes and Applications Include

685mm x 685mm Portable Trolley & Pedestrian Kerb Ramp

Best suited for pedestrian use, light-duty trolleys, and small wheeled equipment, this ramp provides a simple and effective solution for navigating kerbs and uneven surfaces. It is ideal for retail entrances, foot traffic areas, and light commercial environments.

1300mm x 700mm Portable Kerb Ramp

Designed for heavier-duty applications over raised surfaces, this ramp supports wheelchairs, trolleys, carts, and light machinery in demanding environments like loading docks, warehouses, and worksites.

 

Threshold Door Ramps

Threshold door ramps are designed to create a smooth transition over door frames and internal level changes between flooring surfaces.

They are ideal for improving accessibility for wheelchairs, walkers, and mobility aids, while also assisting with the movement of trolleys and wheeled equipment in commercial and residential buildings.

These ramps are commonly used in homes, offices, retail spaces, healthcare facilities, and public buildings where doorway access needs to be improved without structural modifications.

Available Sizes and Applications Include

1070mm x 610mm x 60mm

Best suited for wider doorways and higher threshold transitions. Ideal for wheelchairs and mobility aids where a gradual incline is required over a larger span.

1100mm x 320mm x 40mm

Suitable for low-profile thresholds and tight spaces where only a small height difference needs to be bridged. Common in residential entryways and light commercial doorways.

900mm x 530mm x 90mm

Designed for higher threshold changes and heavier mobility or trolley use. Ideal for healthcare, aged care, and commercial entrances requiring stronger gradient support.

900mm x 460mm x 75mm

A versatile mid-range option suitable for general accessibility improvements across offices, retail spaces, and residential buildings.

 

Need Help Choosing the Right Kerb or Door Ramp?

Selecting the right kerb or door ramp depends on your site conditions, height differences, load requirements, and intended use.

Speak with the Enforcer team for expert advice on the most suitable ramp solution for your project.

Installation Services

Enforcer also provides professional installation services to ensure all ramps are correctly fitted, compliant, and built for long-term performance in demanding environments.