Modular Wheelchair Ramps for Homes and Businesses
At Keystone Accessibility, we provide dependable modular ramp systems that restore safety and independence at your entryways. As an authorized dealer of EZ-ACCESS PATHWAY® 3G and PATHWAY® HD ramps, we offer industry-leading solutions for both residential and light commercial accessibility needs. Whether you need to improve access to a front door, porch, or facility entrance, our ramps are designed to meet ADA standards and adapt to virtually any layout or elevation.
Customizable Ramp Systems Built for Safety and Durability
Every property is different—and so is every person’s mobility need. That’s why our modular ramps are built with flexibility in mind. The EZ-ACCESS PATHWAY systems feature all-aluminum construction, modular components, and optional handrails and platforms, allowing us to create the perfect solution for your home or commercial space. Whether you're seeking a temporary or permanent ramp, Keystone Accessibility is here to guide you from design to installation with care and expertise.
Why Choose a Modular Ramp?
Modular ramps from Keystone Accessibility—powered by EZ-ACCESS PATHWAY® 3G and PATHWAY® HD—offer flexibility, durability, and ease of installation for both residential and commercial needs. These systems are built with corrosion-resistant, welded aluminum components, ensuring a long-lasting, maintenance-free solution. With ramp lengths ranging from 2 ft to 30 ft (3G) and widths up to 54″ (HD), our ramps can accommodate virtually any elevation change or layout. Safety is a top priority—built-in slip-resistant tread includes extruded ribs or Gecko Grip® raised-rib surfaces, providing excellent traction even in wet conditions. Every system meets ADA, IBC, and OSHA standards, offering peace of mind that your ramp is compliant and secure. Plus, thanks to tongue-and-groove assembly, J-hook connectors, and modular sections, these ramps can be quickly assembled, disassembled, and relocated or stored as needed.
Key Features of EZ-ACCESS Elevation Modular Ramps
American-Made, High-Strength Aluminum Construction
Aircraft-grade, welded aluminum is naturally corrosion-resistant and non-combustible—built to last with minimal upkeep.Weight Capacity Up to 1,000 lbs (3G) & Code-Compliant (HD)
PATHWAY® 3G supports up to 1,000 lbs with a 36″ usable width and 34.5″ handrails. The HD series offers 48″–54″ widths, full ADA/IBC/OSHA compliance, and robust guard rail options.Slip-Resistant Safety Surfaces
Choose between two solid safety treads: a ribbed extruded surface or expanded metal on 3G. The HD model uses Gecko Grip®, a patented 2-tier, 3-point raised-rib tread for superior traction.Customizable Configurations
Both systems offer straight runs, stair sections, angle platforms, landings, and safety gates. PATHWAY 3G supports platforms up to 8′×5′, while HD platforms go up to 6′×6′.Quick, Tool-Free Assembly
Modular sections feature J-hook connectors and pre-assembled rails, meaning a full system (e.g., 24 ft) can be installed in under an hour—no concrete or footers needed.Portable, Reconfigurable & Relocatable
Disassemble and store ramp components with ease, or take them to a new location. HD systems also ship quickly—typically within 24–48 business hours—for minimal delay.Warranty & Compliance
PATHWAY 3G is backed by a lifetime warranty, while PATHWAY HD includes a 3-year warranty. Both meet ADA guidelines and applicable building codes.
What to Know About ADA Requirements
Slope and Platform Requirements: According to ADA requirements, a modular ramp should have 12 inches of length for every 1 inch of rise to ensure a safe incline. This gentle slope reduces strain on users and caregivers.
Platforms: An ADA-compliant ramp must have flat landings at both the top and bottom of each ramp run. Platforms are especially crucial when a ramp changes direction. For manual mobility devices, a 4' x 4' platform is recommended, while powered equipment may require a 5' x 5' platform for safe maneuvering.
Safety and Proper Maintenance
Ensuring the longevity and safety of your modular ramp is as easy as a few simple maintenance steps. Keep the ramp surface clear of dirt, leaves, and snow to maintain traction. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the aluminum structure—stick with mild soap and water for cleaning. Snow can be shoveled off, but for ice buildup, we recommend using Magnesium Chloride flakes to melt it away. Regular inspections to tighten loose fasteners can help ensure the ramp stays as safe as possible.
How to Calculate Wheelchair Ramp Length
When planning for a modular ramp, it’s crucial to consider the slope to ensure safe and comfortable use. The standard slope for public facilities is 1:12, meaning for every inch of rise, you’ll need a foot of ramp. For home use, you may choose a slightly steeper incline, but we recommend sticking to a 2:12 ratio for safety. If you’re unsure, our team at Keystone Accessibility is always here to help you figure out the right size and slope for your needs.
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FAQs About Modular Ramps
How Wide Should a Wheelchair Ramp Be?
For most residential applications, a wheelchair ramp should be at least 36 inches wide to accommodate standard wheelchairs and scooters comfortably. For commercial purposes, the width may need to be greater to comply with ADA guidelines.
How Steep Can a Wheelchair Ramp Be?
The recommended maximum slope for a wheelchair ramp in commercial or public settings is 1:12, which means one foot of ramp for every inch of elevation. For home use, a 2:12 ratio is recommended to ensure safety without taking up too much space. We do not recommend anything steeper than this, as it can create a hazard for users.
Are Resting Platforms Required for Commercial Ramps?
Yes, according to ADA guidelines, resting platforms are required for ramps that rise more than 30 feet in a single run. These platforms provide a safe space for rest and turning, especially for individuals using wheelchairs or mobility aids.
How Much Do Wheelchair Ramps Cost?
The cost of a modular ramp depends on the length, configuration, and any custom features needed. Our team can provide a personalized quote based on your specific requirements. Contact us for a no-pressure consultation—we’ll help you find the most cost-effective and functional option.
Where to Buy Wheelchair Ramps?
You can purchase modular wheelchair ramps directly from Keystone Accessibility. As an authorized EZ-ACCESS dealer, we provide expert guidance, fast installation, and full support from quote to completion.
Can I Get a Quote Without an In-Home Visit?
Yes. You can receive a free, no-obligation quote by sending us photos and basic measurements of the installation area. If you'd prefer, we’re also happy to schedule a free in-home consultation to evaluate your needs in person.
How Quickly Can You Provide a Quote?
We offer same-day quotes in most cases—whether from measurements you provide or during an on-site consultation. Our team works quickly to get you the information you need without delay.
How Soon Can My Ramp Be Installed?
Once the deposit is received and the order is placed, most ramp systems can be installed within 1 to 3 weeks depending on size and layout. We work hard to ensure fast, safe, and professional installation tailored to your schedule.