1) The document provides instructions for using a portable and foldable wheelchair ramp.
2) It explains how to unroll and lay the ramp on the floor, noting to be careful of pinching fingers.
3) Additional steps include assembling longer sections of ramp as needed using provided tools, and mounting support feet under the ramp for lengths over 2.4 meters or loads over 350kg to ensure stability.
2. Thank you for selecting this MEDLIS Ramps
product.
Please read the instructions below in order to
use the equipment in the best conditions.
General Informations:揃
- Use the ramp only on firm ground,
- Always move to the center of the ramp.
- Up to 1.20 meters long, the ramp comes in
one piece. For a longer length, an assembly is
required (See section "Assembly").
- Beyond 2.4 meters, provided support feet
must be mounted (see paragraph (Support
Feet").
- Always roll up and unroll the ramp on the
slice where the casters are screwed
- The maximum loading capacity (with support
feet) is :
Upto 80cm : 500kg.
From 100cm 1000cm : 350kg
PORTABLE & FOLDABLE READY TO USE IN SECONDS UNLIMITED LENGTH
Roll the ramp to the place
of use.
Unroll the ramp on the
wheels.
Lay it on the floor
(caution, risk of pinching
fingers)
Setting up :-
1.
2.
3.
To rewind the ramp, do the
reverse process. You can
store it vertically or
horizontally, in a place where
it is quickly and easily
accessible.
Install the ramp, making sure
that the first section of the
ramp (20 cm) and the
entrance profile (10 cm) rest
on the ground.
Assembly of sections :
- Necessary tools:
17mm Allen key +
17mm flat wrench.
- Unscrew a section and
assemble the number of
sections corresponding
to the desired length.-
*Be careful to respect
the direction of
Assembly of the
modules.
Mounting the Support Feet :
- Necessary tools: Allen wrench 17mm + flat
wrench 17mm.
- Unscrew a ramp section.
- Position the foot support and then screw
the sections with the large screws.-
Attention, the foot must always be
positioned outside the ramp.
- Adjust the foot heights by unscrewing the
bases to compensate for possible gaps from
the ground.