The gentlest slope in the range, for the highest doorways

Older houses and some bungalows have front doors well above the path, and every shorter ramp you try feels like a hill. The Enable Access Permaramp Adjust 240cm is the longest in the Permaramp Adjust range. Its extra length stretches the climb out as far as possible, so heavier chairs can be pushed up without a battle and scooter riders can come down feeling steady.

It supports itself on telescopic legs, so it doesn't rest on the door sill, and it's made in Britain with a 5-year warranty.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Longest Permaramp Adjust at 240cm
  The most gradual slope this range offers, which helps carers with weaker backs or shoulders and anyone nervous about steep ramps.

• Adjustable legs for high thresholds
  The Permaramp Adjust range adjusts up to 26cm, and on a step near the top of that range, this length gives the gentlest slope.

• 5-year manufacturer's warranty
  Reassuring cover on a large ramp that's designed to serve you for the long term.

• Nothing fixed to your door
  Self-supporting legs mean no threshold fixings and no weight on a uPVC sill.

• Gripdeck™ surface
  Made for grip in all seasons and for living outdoors, so it stays useful through the winter.

• Feet that swivel and self-level
  Spread the load across the ground and can be angled where the space beside a path or wall is tight.

• Rated to 275 kg (43 st), made in Britain
  Suits wheelchairs, electric wheelchairs and scooters with their riders, and is built in the UK by Enable Access.

Who it suits best

• Front doors set high above the path
• Carers who need the gentlest possible slope to push a chair
• Users who feel uneasy on steeper ramps

Worth knowing before you buy

This is a substantial ramp: 240cm long, 29kg, and meant to stay where it's put. You'll need a long, clear and level approach plus space at the bottom to stop and turn. If your step is higher than the Permaramp Adjust can reach, or there isn't room for 240cm, a ramp with handrails, a ramp with a turn or a step lift may be the answer. We can help you think it through.

Questions customers ask us

Is the longest ramp always the best?
Not always. Longer means gentler, but it needs more space. Tell us your step height and the room you have, and we'll suggest the shortest length that's still comfortable.

Will it work with a uPVC door?
Yes. It stands on its own legs, so nothing needs to rest on or be fixed to the threshold.