Heavy Duty Kerb Ramps Black with Yellow Reflective Panels

Product Code 05-0916

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Traffic-Line Heavy duty kerb ramps

An ideal solution to enable vehicles or wheelchairs to mount kerbs more easily

All rubber construction with yellow reflective panels
Two ramp heights to choose from and available with or without corner sections - please select using the drop down box opposite
Capable of supporting loads of up to 40 tonnes
Quick deployment or permanent fix via pre-formed bolt holes
Ideal for industrial and commercial applications
Widely used to allow vehicles, trolleys and wheelchairs to mount kerbs with ease
Ramps feature two channels to allow rainwater or cables to run through
Price is per individual ramp
Fixings are not included, as many users are temporary or occasional when it's convenient to simply place the kerb ramps in position and remove after use
See below for fixings - mid sections have 3 pre-formed bolt holes and end sections have 2

Details

TRAFFIC-LINE Heavy-duty kerb ramps | 4 Options Available

100mm High Mid Section | 100mm(h) x 600mm(l) x 300mm(w) | Weight 11kg

150mm High Mid Section | 150mm(h) x 600mm(l) x 360mm(w) | Weight 20kg

100mm High Mid Section with 2x Corner Sections | 100mm(h) x 1200mm(l) x 300mm(w) | Weight 15kg

150mm High Mid Section with 2x Corner Sections | 150mm(h) x 1200mm(l) x 360mm(w) | Weight 28kg

More Information

Delivery	Delivery 1-2 days
Brand	TRAFFIC-LINE

FAQs (2)

Customer Questions

Are this items suitable from the council as dropped kerbs?

Our kerb ramps come in 2 heights and can be placed as a temporary solution or permanently fixed, they are hard wearing and will provide long-term useage, but we would always recommend you check with your local authority for any permissions that may be required.

My council Planning Policy Officer (Reading), don't have any problem with that, but they concern about the highways and perhaps the police would find it unacceptable because of the risk that it provides for others using the road.

We're not in a position to answer this one, sorry. I'd ask the planning officer again for a clear statement of council policy. Sorry we can't offer more assistance - different councils may have different views so it's best to resolve it with them.

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