A small ramp for a big step up: kerbs and doorsteps up to 10cm

Many front doors have a single step or a kerb-height lip that's just too much for a wheelchair or scooter to climb on its own. Bumping up it is uncomfortable, and getting stuck halfway is worse. The Enable Access Metro Kerb Threshold Ramp gives you a short, firm slope up to a rise of 10cm, so getting in and out of the house stops being a struggle.

It's 50cm long and weighs only 3kg, so it's easy to set down when you need it and lift away afterwards. Made in Britain from aluminium, it's part of Enable Access's good-value Metro range.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Handles a rise of up to 10cm
  Covers a low doorstep, the lip of a back door or a kerb-height edge on a path, which are exactly the spots that tip scooters and jar wheelchair users.

• Just 3kg
  Light enough to pick up with one hand, so a partner or carer can move it in and out without any heavy lifting.

• Rated to 270 kg (42 st)
  Takes a wheelchair or mobility scooter with its rider, giving you a steady surface to roll over.

• Compact 50cm length
  Short enough not to block a narrow path or porch, and easy to store in a hallway cupboard between uses.

• 70cm wide
  A generous width for most manual and electric wheelchairs, so you don't have to steer with pinpoint accuracy.

• Suits uPVC door thresholds
  Enable Access list it for use at uPVC doors, so it works with the plastic door frames found on many homes.

• Made in Britain
  Built in the UK by Enable Access, a specialist access ramp maker.

Who it suits best

• Homes with one shallow step at the front or back door
• Scooter users who need a little help up a doorstep
• Carers pushing a wheelchair up a kerb-height lip

Worth knowing before you buy

This is a short ramp, so the slope gets steeper as the step gets closer to 10cm. If you push yourself in a manual wheelchair, a longer folding ramp will be gentler. For a step higher than 10cm, look at a folding or adjustable ramp instead. If the gap is only a few centimetres, a bridge-type threshold ramp may be all you need.

Questions customers ask us

What's the difference between this and a bridge ramp?
The bridge ramps are made for low raised lips inside or between doors. This kerb-style ramp is for a single step up to 10cm, like a front doorstep.

How do I measure my step?
Measure straight up from the ground to the top of the step or sill. Give us the figure and we'll help you check it's the right ramp.