Published on Tuesday 26th November 2024
If you're planning a ramp installation, you might come across the term FFL, which stands for Finished Floor Level. This refers to the vertical distance from the internal threshold of a building to the point where the ramp will land on the ground.
If you're planning a ramp installation, you might come across the term FFL, which stands for Finished Floor Level. This refers to the vertical distance from the internal threshold of a building to the point where the ramp will land on the ground.
Providing the FFL measurement is essential for us to calculate the correct ramp length and create the appropriate design for your project. With this information, we can ensure the ramp is safe, practical, and compliant with Parts M and K of the Building Regulations. Without an accurate FFL measurement, there is a risk of delays or adjustments later on, which could affect your project timeline.
The sooner we receive complete and accurate project details, the quicker we can provide an estimate and begin designing your ramp.
Whether you’re managing a large project or simply need a small ramp installed, we understand that time is of the essence.
Here’s what we need to create your ramp estimate quickly:
With this information, we can usually provide a price within 24 hours to help keep your project on track. Please send all the details to [email protected]. You can also complete our quick price form, which includes specific project-related questions.
THE UK’S EXPERTS IN MODULAR RAMP SYSTEMS.
Rapid Ramp
Riverside Works, Church Ln, Etchingham, TN19 7AS
Hours:
8am - 5pm, Monday to Friday