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Access Ramp, Wood, ADA Compliant

A sloped inclined ramp or surface typically built to improve accessibility to a structure for people who can’t use stairs. Typically used by a person who uses a wheelchair, scooter, walker, cane or crutches who can’t use stairs, or needs a less stressful way to enter a structure such as a home. The access ramp is built to the Americans with Disabilities Act compliance standards for ramps.

Note: An ADA compliant access ramp has a minimum width of 36” clear space across the wheelchair ramp. Massachusetts and California ADA code require 48” ramp width.

Included in Cost: Treated lumber national ADA compliant access ramp, any footings, pressure treated framing, wood decking, landings, hand rails, non-slip or skid materials installed at intervals, side flanges, threshold tie-in, hardware, fasteners, and installation labor.

Enter the linear feet, between 0 and 500, of ADA compliant wood access ramp attached to the exterior of the home.

Measure the length of the ramp to determine the linear footage of ramp.

Help file last modified: 7/26/2018