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Picture of ALUMINIUM THRESHOLD RAMP The Aluminum Threshold Ramp is a threshold ramp designed for use by individuals who use wheelchairs or scooters. The ramp is manufactured of anodized aluminum and trimmed at the edges with a coarse finish strip to prevent the risk of slippage. The treads are slotted to facilitate drainage and stop the build up of ice. It is also transportable in the back of a car. DIMENSIONS: 2 or 3 feet long.

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This product record was updated on October 23, 2012.

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Welland Medical (Leicester)

22 Cannock Street, Thurmaston
Leicester, LE4 9HR
United Kingdom
Telephone: 0116 276 1440.
Fax: 0116 276 4449.
Web: http://www.wellandmedical-leicester.co.uk.
Email: sales@wellandmedical-leicester.co.uk.


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