What Is A Modular Ramp?

The Rapid Ramp System

Our Rapid Ramp System is a galvanised steel modular ramp, steel being chosen as it’s a fire-resistant material, compared to wooden ramps which will burn if exposed to fire.

All components including handrails and platforms are galvanised, a process where a protective coating of zinc is applied to prevent rusting and to kill moss.

All components (excluding the platforms and ramp legs) are powder-coated to create a durable finish that is tougher than conventional paint.

The ramp is available in an infinite number of lengths, widths, heights, and configurations, very much like a Meccano kit. This level of customisation continues make the product exceptionally versatile to suit different areas, buildings, and applications.

Request A Quotation For A Modular Ramp

Quotations can be returned within 24hrs if there is clear information given, including project address, drawings, photos and contact details.

What kinds of buildings can benefit from modular ramped access?

• Residential Homes: This includes both private residences and council housing.
• Schools
• Hospitals
• Shops
• Libraries
• Train stations
• Airports
• Public toilet facilities
• Offices
• Heritage sites
• Portable cabins and classrooms
• Temporary buildings

Platform Loading Test

We have successfully demonstrated how strong the Rapid Ramp System is through a recent loading test using our widest metal platform (1,500mm) for public use.

Over 24 hours,1001 bricks were evenly laid over the surface. The platform and handrail successfully experienced no splitting or rippling throughout the test.

When installed correctly, the Rapid Ramp System continues to have a safe loading capacity of 1,000kgs.

For the full testing report, please email our technical team: [email protected].

What types of traffic can the Rapid Ramp System support?

• Pedestrian footfall.
• Mobility scooters.
• Powerchairs.
• Manual and electric wheelchairs.
• Pushchairs.
• Shopping and luggage trolleys.
• Hospital beds, including bariatric beds.
• Heavy wheeled medical equipment.
• Bicycles

Success stories

Medical Imaging Unit, Birmingham University

Requirement: A sustainable ramp suitable for repeated use.

The Rapid Ramp System was ideal, being 100% recyclable and reusable, reducing waste and maximizing the lifetime value of the product. A one-use product, such as timber, does not offer this benefit.

During the games, the ramp provided wheelchair access to the medical imaging unit within the Athletes Village.

The unit benefited many competitors. >Read The Full Case Study<

Lorry Park, Kent

Requirement: This park delivers customs and document checks on cross-channel lorries.

The external cabling and pipework were physical barriers blocking wheelchair user access to the welfare cabins and offices.

A ramp was needed to sit over the obstacles. >Read The Full Case Study<

Elizabeth Fort, Cork

Requirement: With funding from the Outdoor Public Spaces Scheme, building works began to upgrade the visitor experience.

A ramp with joining steps was required from a new timber-framed stage that would be utilised for various cultural events.

The system needed to comply with Part M regulations and support various traffic, including public footfall, wheelchairs, and stage equipment. >Read The Full Case Study<

Holy Cross Preparatory School

Requirement: Permanent wheelchair access from the new classroom entrance to the playground.

The ramp required to comply with both Part M and K of the Building Regulations. >Read The Full Case Study<