An aluminum wheelchair ramp from REDD Team will ensure your facility is compliant with not only the mandates of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), but any other governmental accessibility regulations. People will be able to get into and out of your buildings, safely, securely and with complete confidence. No matter what your application may be, we’ll have a ramp that will fit your exact needs.
Why Choose REDD Team?
Regardless of what type of accessibility system you may need, the professionals with REDD Team are ready to deliver. We not only offer aluminum wheelchair ramps, but several other accessibility components. These include stairs, walkways and many others. We’re a leading manufacturer of aluminum access products that are built to the highest industry standards. When you purchase from us, you’ll receive a product that will be strong, durable and affordable.
Helping Ensure ADA Compliance
Facility managers are under more pressure than ever to make sure their buildings are in complete compliance with ADA requirements. Failure to do so can lead to significant fines, or, even worse, lawsuits that could be financially devastating. In order to avoid those risks, you need to make sure your facility accommodates those who may have limited mobility. REDD Team ramps are made to help make it easy for those with physical challenges to access all of your entrances and exits.
Comparing Aluminum to Other Materials
There are many different types of wheelchair ramps. The most common materials used to build these ramps are aluminum, wood, concrete and steel. But when you take a close look at these materials, aluminum stands out as the superior choice every time. These are just a few of the reasons why.
- Strength – Even though aluminum weighs much less than steel, it’s very, very strong. It will withstand very heavy loads and doesn’t need a great deal of maintenance. Steel, on the other hand, is highly susceptible to corrosion. Unless treated on a regular basis, a steel ramp can corrode to the point that it will be structurally unstable.
- Convenience – Because aluminum is a lightweight material, you can easily move your ramp if the need should ever arise. Assembly and installation are also very fast and simple.
- Resilience – Wood can rot or splinter over time if not regularly treated, and concrete can crack. You won’t have to deal with either of these issues with aluminum, a material that is made for long-term reliability.
- Safety – Steel and wood can both pose slippage risks when they become wet. Aluminum, on the other hand, will remain extremely safe even during the rainiest weather. We provide special non-slip coatings for an extra level of protection.
- Customization – Our ramps and other accessibility products will fit into nearly any space you need. They are also easy to reconfigure. You can’t say the same for wood or concrete. If any changes need to be made at a later date, concrete and wood ramps would need to be demolished and rebuilt.
Contact REDD Team
At REDD Team, all of our experts are committed to making products that exceed all industry standards, whether you need an aluminum wheelchair ramp or anything else we manufacture. We’re also committed to complete customer satisfaction. Don’t ever hesitate to reach out to us if you ever have any questions or concerns. You can call (800) 648-3696 or contact us using our convenient online form.
