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Saturday, April 9, 2011

Prairie View Industries SFW330 Portable Singlefold Ramp, 3 ft x 30 in

Prairie View Industries SFW330 Portable Singlefold Ramp, 3 ft x 30 in Review

Prairie View Industries SFW330 Portable Singlefold Ramp, 3 ft x 30 in Feature

Safety tested and listed by underwriters Laborarories Inc. for safety capacity rating.
Welded fabrication rather than riveting
Surface is covered with anti-slip skid resistant tape for maximum traction
Full 30" wide platform design for maximum support and stability
Has a handle for easy carrying. Carries like a suitcase.

Prairie View Industries SFW330 Portable Singlefold Ramp, 3 ft x 30 in Overview

Portable and lightweight aluminum ramp folds conveniently in half for ease in carrying and storage. It comes with a handle and carries like a suit case. The ramp has welded fabrication for strength and the entire walking surface is covered with anti-slip traction tape and provides maximum traction even when the ramp or wheels of chair are scooter are wet. Uniquely safety tested and listed by Underwriters Laboratories, Inc provides the assurance that the ramp will hold its rated capacity. The ramp width is 30" and designed to work with any wheel configuration of wheelchair or scooter. Ramps come complete with safety instruction video and security pins for additional safety.

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Friday, April 8, 2011

Wheel chair ramp session

itt was just a good old lay back and relax day so i got this video of first shot stuff :)

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Thursday, April 7, 2011

Wheelchair Mobility - Ramps (Down Hill)

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

BC Ferries Negligent to Disabled People

Jan 28th, 2011. BC Ferries is supposed to park disabled travelers at the wheelchair accessible spots closest to the elevator. They are supposed to ask you if you need access to the elevator when paying at the booth. In the 3 years that I have been traveling with BC Ferries, I hadn't been asked even once. This video is about a woman in a wheelchair who couldn't get to the elevator because BC Ferries had parked a car in front of the wheelchair access ramp onto the sidewalk. Caring and concerned by-standers and ONE BC Ferries worker had to lift the lady onto the sidewalk so she could access the elevator. Shame on BC Ferries, this has been an ongoing problem for YEARS.