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TRIFOLD® RAMP
Advantage Series®
Available in 5-, 6-, 7-, 8-, & 10-foot lengths
 The
TRIFOLD Advantage Series ramp, with its unique 3-fold design, offers the length
required for wheelchairs and scooters to easily access steps, vehicles, and
raised landings. The ramp is designed to be used and carried as one unit, or if
desired, can be separated into two individual sections. By simply removing two
hinge pins, the ramp quickly separates into two lightweight halves, each with
their own flexible, non-breakable ergonomically designed handle. Hinge features
interlocking brackets to provide smoother operation and reduced pinch points.
Ramp features an applied skid-resistant surface with reflective safety stripes,
as well as self-adjusting bottom transition plates for easy conversion from ramp
to ground.
Manufactured of welded aircraft-grade aluminum.
Top Lip
Extension (TLE) compatible.
TLE Specifications
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| SPECIFICATIONS |
AS TRIFOLD 5 |
AS TRIFOLD 6 |
AS TRIFOLD 7 |
AS TRIFOLD 8 |
AS TRIFOLD 10 |
| Made of aluminum |
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| Non-skid surface |
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| Built-in carrying handle |
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| Usable size |
5' x 29½" |
6' x
29½" |
7' x
29½" |
8' x
29½" |
10' x
29½"
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| Folded size (L x W x H) |
30¾"
x 15" x 11½" |
36¾" x 15" x
11½" |
42¾ x 15" x
11½" |
48¾ x 15" x
11½" |
60¾"
x 15" x 11½" |
| Weight (lbs.) * |
16 ea.
(2 sections) |
19 ea.
(2 sections) |
22 ea.
(2 sections) |
25 ea.
(2 sections) |
30 ea.
(2 sections)
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| Weight capacity (lbs.) |
800 |
800 |
800 |
800 |
800
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scooters |
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| Usage guidelines
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Curbs, 1-2 steps, some minivans |
1-3 steps, minivans, some vans & SUVs |
1-3 steps, minivans, some vans & SUVs |
2-3 steps, minivans, some vans & SUVs |
2-4 steps, minivans,
some vans & SUVs |
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*Weights are approximate and may vary. Weights listed are per ramp
section (each section can be carried, assembled, and stored separately).
Consult your equipment's owner guide for proper degree of
incline.
Never exceed its recommendations.
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