Australian Ramp & Access Solutions (ARAS) is one of Australia’s leading providers of accessibility products. We create durable, practical ramps, designed for real-world environments. Our portable folding ramps are one of our most innovative solutions. They’re engineered to solve accessibility issues without construction, council permits, or expensive modifications.
Learn more below about how our portable ramps enhance accessibility and safety, support inclusivity, and open new profit pathways for businesses.
What Are Portable Folding Ramps?
Portable folding ramps are lightweight and fold into sections. They’re used to help people cross steps, curbs, and different ground levels. Portable ramps have a compact design and are more convenient to carry, move and store.
How ARAS Ramps Maximise Usability and Profit
ARAS ramps feature various features to maximise usability and profitability. These include minimal setup, durable designs, foldable features, and standardised geometry.
1. Minimal Set Up
One of the core advantages of portable wheelchair ramps is the ability to immediately transform a challenging entry point into an accessible one. ARAS folding ramps can be positioned, folded, and stored within minutes. You don’t need to:
- Apply for council approvals
- Hire builders
- Modify your existing structure
- Shut down your business for renovations.
2. Durable Design
ARAS ramps are engineered for rigid, stable performance and handling higher loads without flexing. This design makes the ARAS ramp reliable in repeated everyday use. When it comes to profitability, durable designs can offer longer lifespans and lower repair and replacement costs.
3. Compact and Foldable
ARAS compact, foldable ramps are easy to store in tight spaces, such as in vehicles or equipment areas. These perks make it more convenient for users to transport their ramps without special carriers.
The flat and compact design can save storage space in business, allowing more stock or equipment per vehicle/warehouse. It also improves logistics efficiency, reducing transport expenses.
4. Lightweight Structure
ARAS portable ramps are lightweight. This build reduces the physical effort needed to lift, carry and position the ramp. It also makes setup easier for any user, even with limited strength or training. This structural design also ensures faster handling, potentially reducing labour time per task.
5. Standardised Sizes and Geometry
Our portable ramps have standardised sizes and geometry, providing consistent setup methods across all models. This feature limits unnecessary variations to reduce training time, streamline inventory, simplify operations and lower costs.
Why Accessible Solutions Matter?
Australia’s aging population increases demand for accessible solutions. Portable wheelchair ramps offer an instant, cost-effective solution, whether you are a homeowner wanting safer entry points or a business owner aiming to meet compliance requirements and attract more customers.
Portable Wheelchair Ramps vs Permanent Ramps
| Feature | Portable Wheelchair Ramps | Permanent Ramps |
| Installation | No construction required | Requires building approvals |
| Cost | Low | Medium to high |
| Mobility | Can use in multiple locations | Fixed |
| Storage | Foldable & compact | Permanent structure |
| Ideal For | Residential & commercial temporary needs | Long-term fixed access |
| Compliance | Suitable for quick accessibility | Must meet strict construction standards |
Different Types of ARAS Portable Wheelchair Ramps
ARAS offers a range of solutions tailored to various accessibility challenges:
- Folding aluminium ramps: Best for overcoming steps and small staircases. Lightweight and durable.
- Telescopic ramps: Adjustable length makes them ideal for vehicles or unpredictable environments.
- Suitcase ramps: Fold in half with a carry handle—perfect for loading wheelchairs or scooters.
- Rubber threshold ramps: Great for small height changes, preventing trip hazards and smoothing transitions.
Learn more about our accessibility solutions here.
Choosing Suitable Portable Wheelchair Ramps
When selecting a ramp, consider:
- Height of the step: Higher steps require longer ramps to maintain a safe incline.
- Weight capacity: Ensure it can support the wheelchair, user and any additional equipment.
- Surface material: Anti-slip surfaces are essential for outdoor use.
- Portability: Consider how often you will transport or store the ramp.
- Environment: Indoor, outdoor, or vehicle use. Each may require a different ramp style.
Trust ARAS for Quality Portable Ramps
ARAS portable folding ramps enable businesses and households to enhance accessibility without construction, high cost, or lengthy delays.
We ensure reliable, user-friendly ramp solutions built for Australian conditions, whether you want to improve safety at home, enhance your business’s accessibility, or meet the needs of a diverse customer base.
Contact us online today to learn more about our ramps and speak to our team.
