The Ramp People are proud members of the BHTA and full subscribe to the BHTA Code of practice. BHTA members have agreed: -to protect pre-payments or deposits paid by consumers in the event that a BHTA member is unable to meet a promise to deliver goods or services, -not to use high-pressure selling techniques, and encourage a carer or advisor to be present during home visits, -where cancellation rights apply or are offered, to issue a ‘cancellation card' with all contracts, making it easier for customers to cancel within the cooling off period, and -to ensure that consumers have access to a free independent redress scheme if things go wrong. The Ramp People is proud member of this scheme and the BHTA code of practice can be found here; our membership entry can be seen here.
When a doorway or threshold is difficult to approach from a single direction, a standard straight ramp may not always provide a suitable solution. Even when there is space for a straight ramp, there may not be sufficient turning space at the end of the ramp for the user to safely leave the ramp and turn due to a wall, fence or road. Modular ...
A high step at a front door, back door or outdoor entrance can make getting in and out of a property more difficult, particularly for older people and those with reduced mobility. A mobility step can reduce the height of the step that needs to be managed in a single movement, while providing a stable platform for standing.
At The Ramp People, our ...
For many wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility, making a home more accessible can be challenging. The design and layout of existing UK homes can create particular difficulties, with limited space outside properties, steep steps, raised thresholds and awkward entrances making it difficult to find a suitable access solution.
For example, ...