One pair of ramps that stretches to fit the step in front of you

If you meet different steps and kerbs from one week to the next, a fixed-length ramp is always either too short or too long. The Enable Access Metro Telescopic Channel Ramps slide out from 120cm to 210cm, so you can set the length to suit each step, then shorten them again to carry or store.

They come as a pair of narrow channels, one for each side of a wheelchair. That keeps them slim and easy to handle, making them a good-value choice for wheelchair users and the people who push them.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Adjusts from 120cm to 210cm
  Pull them out for a higher step or a gentler slope, push them in for a low kerb. One set copes with many different situations.

• Slim channels, easy to carry
  Each channel is a narrow track rather than a wide deck, so the pair is much easier to lift and stow than a full-width ramp of the same length.

• Rated to 270 kg (42 st)
  Strong enough for a manual wheelchair and its user, or an electric wheelchair.

• 19cm-wide channels
  Each track gives the wheel a guided path up the slope, which helps a carer keep the chair running straight.

• Made in Britain
  Part of Enable Access's good-value Metro range, made in the UK.

• For thresholds, kerbs and steps
  Useful at home, at a friend's house or on a day out wherever there's a step in the way.

Who it suits best

• Carers pushing a manual wheelchair to different places
• Electric wheelchair users who meet steps of varying heights
• Anyone wanting a long ramp that packs down smaller

Worth knowing before you buy

Channel ramps need each set of wheels to run in its own track, so you have to line them up with the wheelchair's wheel spacing before every use. They aren't suitable for three-wheeled scooters, rollators or people walking, because there's no single surface to step or roll on. If that sounds fiddly, or more than one person in the household will use the ramp, a full-width folding suitcase ramp is a better choice.

Questions customers ask us

Can I use these with my scooter?
Only if it has four wheels and you can line both sides up with the channels. For three-wheeled scooters, choose a full-width folding ramp instead.

How long should I set them?
The longer they are, the gentler the slope. Tell us the height of your step and who's using the ramps, and we'll help you find the right setting.