I am wondering how hard it would be to convert my front walk and steps into a gradually climbing ramp rather than the
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Vicki T on Aug 15, 2011I am thinking along the lines of landscaping the ramp in to make it look like it really belongs there rather than building an actual wheel chair ramp. I want a more natural look for something I may need down the road as I age also. Maybe pavers or compacted stone path....Helpful Reply
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JL Spring & Associates on Aug 15, 2011I'd do a re-form and basic "pour-over" to form the new design. I'd heep the down slope to the street and add a curve at the landing to swing towards the driveway and have a similar down turn towards the center from the side door. Add an oversized apron leading to the driveway and it should look attractive and functional...Best to you, please post some pix about what you decide on! JLHelpful Reply
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