For a deeper step, a longer and more relaxed approach

When the step up to your door is on the high side, a short ramp can feel steep and a little nerve-racking. The Enable Access Permaramp Original 180cm gives you a longer, steadier run up to a wooden door sill, so going in and out feels calm and controlled.

It's the longest Permaramp Original that still carries the full 400 kg (63 st), so it's a strong match for heavier electric wheelchairs and scooters. It's fixed in place top and bottom, yet it can be lifted and moved if your needs or your home change.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Longest Original rated at 400 kg (63 st)
  You get the extra length for a deeper step without giving up any carrying strength — reassuring with a heavy powerchair.

• 180cm for a steadier slope
  Spreading the rise over 1.8 metres helps if you're nervous on slopes, or if your carer struggles to hold a chair steady coming down.

• Rests on a wooden sill
  Enable Access recommend the Original for wooden thresholds, where the top of the ramp sits right on the sill.

• Secure fixing at both ends
  Fixed top and bottom, it stays exactly where you left it, even after a busy day of comings and goings.

• Gripdeck™ surface
  A surface made for grip and lasting outdoor use, so a wet or frosty morning is less of a worry.

• High-visibility safety edges
  Contrasting strips mark both sides of the ramp, making it easier to keep the wheels in line, particularly with low vision.

Who it suits best

• Homes where the step up to a wooden door sill is deeper than average
• Heavier electric wheelchairs and larger mobility scooters
• Anyone who feels uneasy on steeper slopes, or is pushed by a carer

Worth knowing before you buy

At 18.5 kg, this is a ramp to install and leave, not one to carry around, and you'll need around 1.8 metres of level ground in front of the door. Because it rests on the threshold it suits wooden sills, not most uPVC ones — the self-supporting Permaramp Adjust is made for those. It comes without handrails.

Questions customers ask us

Will a heavy powerchair be all right on it?
Yes, it's rated to 400 kg (63 st). Add the weight of the chair and the user together to check you're well within that.

Do I need 180cm or would 150cm do?
It depends on the height of your step and who'll be using it. Measure from the ground to the top of the sill and call us — we're happy to advise.

Can I see one first?
We don't keep every length in stock, so call first and we'll check. If it isn't here, we can usually arrange a demo.