• A modular wheelchair ramp is a prefabricated access system made from interchangeable sections, platforms, handrails, and support legs. These components can be configured to fit different entrances, heights, and property layouts.
• Modular ramps can be purchased with or without handrails and can have one or a number of platforms to allow the ramp to fit in the space you have available.
• Modular ramps are commonly found at homes, residential homes, listed buildings, schools, hospitals, pop-up shops, temporary buildings and more.

• Modular wheelchair ramps are often much faster to install than concrete ramps. They also can be unassembled and removed when needed. This is especially beneficial for those renting a property, those who may wish to move the ramp is building work is required, for instance to access pipes beneath the ground or add an extension, or for those who plan to sell their home in the future and are concerned a concrete ramp may affect the home value. These ramps do not require any modifications to the property. As a result, planning permission is generally not required for these ramps. As they are self-supporting they are often beneficial for listed buildings which cannot have any modifications. As they are classified as semi-permanent, in most instances planning permission is not required.
• Modular ramps are, as per their name, modular and therefore they can easily be configured to fit your space. Modular ramps can be a simple straight ramp or can include multiple platforms, handrails, steps and more to fit with your needs.
• As temporary structures, modular wheelchair ramps can also be easily relocated or reconfigured when required. This makes them an ideal solution for seasonal events, temporary buildings, and changing site layouts. For example, businesses or organisations using portable cabins, modular buildings, or event structures can install the ramp when access is needed and remove it afterwards, providing flexible accessibility without permanent construction work.

VAT relief is available across all of our mobility aids including wheelchair ramps, threshold ramps, half steps, rollators, wheelchairs. In the UK, people with long-term disabilities do not have to pay VAT on mobility aids. Registered charities also do not have to pay VAT on these items. When you add the item to your basket simply complete your VAT exemption details in the VAT relief box to purchase the ramp without the VAT. It is a self-declaration, we simply require the user's full name and disability. You do not need to send over any paperwork as evidence, nor do you need to be registered as disabled or claim benefits.

Measure the vertical height from the ground to where the end of the ramp will rest when in place. If there is also an internal height, for example on uPVC doorways, measure this to.

Check the useable width of the doorway to check the space available for the ramp to rest. If the door opens inwards within the doorframe ensure to take this into consideration as it may reduce the space available.

Measure from the doorway outwards to check how much space you have available for a ramp. If you have limited space due to a wall, pavement or similar you may need to consider an L-shaped design.

1. The modular access ramps can be built to a maximum of a 1:10 gradient though a 1:12 gradient is recommended. For those seeking a smoother gradient, you can choose a 1:15 gradient.

Need more help? You can use our handy calculator to help calculate the right size wheelchair ramp for your needs.

• In many cases, semi-permanent modular ramps may not require planning permission because they are temporary or removable structures.
• Listed buildings and buildings in conservation areas may require permission, if you are unsure we recommend speaking to your local council.

Available in 1080mm wide or 1500mm wide the modular ramps, which include a 2-year warranty, can be purchased with standard or balustrade handrails. Manufactured in Sweden, the ramp features a DIN 51130 anti-slip surface, ensuring safe use in all weather conditions. The turning platform allows users to exit a property and easily turn left or right before proceeding down the ramp. Integrated safety edges and dual handrails provide enhanced stability and security for maximum user confidence.

Available in 930mm wide or 1300mm wide the modular ramps, which include a 3-year warranty, can be purchased with or without handrails. Manufactured in Sweden, the ramps offer a durable 400kg capacity and mesh anti-slip surface.

The modular ramp systems are provided in modular pieces, we recommend for 2 handymen or builders to install the ramp for you. The video shows how the ramps are easily assembled and put together.

Our dedicated Modular Team is available throughout the week to help via phone, email, live chat or WhatsApp.If you are seeking a modular ramp, please send over pictures and measurements so we can advise on a suitable ramp for you. If you require a ramp which complies to building regulations, please contact our team for advice. If you’d rather we call you, you can easily request a callback here.