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Picture of ALUMILITE SOLID CURB RAMP The Alumilite Solid Curb Ramp is a curb ramp designed to provide access over curbs or steps for wheelchair users. The ramp features welded aluminum construction with a permanent non-skid surface that is integral to the aluminum and cannot tear or wear off. The ramp can be used as a short fixed ramp or for temporary purposes. DIMENSIONS (LxW): 3, 4, 5, or 6 feet x 30 or 36 inches. WEIGHT: 18 to 41 pounds depending on size. CAPACITY: 600 pounds.

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Price: 425.00 to 228.50.

This product record was updated on November 10, 2008.

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AlumiRamp, Inc.

855 East Chicago Road
Quincy, Michigan 49082
United States
Telephone: 800-800-3864 or 517-639-8777.
Fax: 800-753-7267.
Web: http://www.alumiramp.com.
Email: sales@alumiramp.com.


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