How to safely build a wheelchair ramp at front door?
How to build a strong safe ramp? 1 step down is all it is but it hurts dropping down just don’t know how to do it safe.
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What about rebuilding steps where they are not such a big drop
Think of building similar to a deck floor but the frame will be at an angle. Check the calculator to figure out the correct angle:
https://www.ezaccess.com/tools/incline-calculator
I’m in a wheelchair so I need it done for me. It’s the lowest point of entry for house.
See if these help you.
https://www.familyhandyman.com/decks/how-to-build-a-wheelchair-ramp/
https://m.wikihow.com/Build-a-Wheelchair-Ramp
Any ramp has to meet ADA requirements for sfety reasons. Some communities have codes for ramps. Best bet would be to check with your village hall and they may be able to refer someone or even help you out.