Mobility Equipment
Ramps & Access
Portable ramps, modular systems, handrails, and access platforms — NDIS funding supported.
Our Ramps & Access Range Is Almost Here
We are building out our full catalogue of ramps, handrails, and access solutions. In the meantime, our team is ready to help you find the right product for your home, vehicle, or NDIS plan.
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What We Offer
Ramps & Access Product Types
From portable kerb ramps to full modular access systems, we stock a comprehensive range to suit every access need and environment.
Portable Ramps
Lightweight, foldable ramps designed for quick setup and easy transport. Ideal for wheelchair and scooter users who need access across kerbs, steps, and vehicle thresholds on the go.
- Foldable & lightweight aluminium
- Anti-slip surface for safety
- Suitable for wheelchairs & scooters
- Multiple length options available
Threshold Ramps
Low-profile ramps designed to bridge small height differences such as door thresholds, sliding door tracks, and raised floor transitions. A simple, permanent solution for everyday access.
- Rubber or aluminium construction
- Permanent or semi-permanent install
- Suitable for all mobility aids
- Indoor & outdoor rated options
Modular Ramps
Customisable, interlocking ramp systems that can be configured to suit any entry, staircase, or elevated access point. Perfect for home modifications and longer-term accessibility needs.
- Fully configurable layouts
- Handrail & landing options
- Suitable for home modifications
- NDIS home mod funding eligible
Vehicle Ramps
Heavy-duty ramps engineered for loading wheelchairs, scooters, and power chairs into vans, utes, and SUVs. Available in folding and telescoping designs for flexible vehicle access.
- High weight capacity ratings
- Folding & telescoping designs
- Non-slip tread surface
- Compatible with most vehicles
Step Ramps
Purpose-built ramps for navigating one or two steps at entrances, porches, and raised platforms. Provide a safe, gradual incline where a full modular ramp is not required.
- Compact footprint
- Suitable for 1–2 step access
- Aluminium & rubber options
- Easy to reposition
Handrails & Grab Rails
Wall-mounted and freestanding rails that provide stability and confidence on ramps, steps, and in high-risk areas. Essential for fall prevention and safe independent movement.
- Wall-mounted & freestanding options
- Stainless steel & powder-coated finishes
- Angled & straight configurations
- Bathroom, ramp & stair rated
Access Platforms
Raised platforms and portable stages that provide level access to elevated areas. Suitable for entries, stages, and outdoor events where a ramp alone is not sufficient.
- Modular & portable designs
- Non-slip deck surface
- Adjustable height options
- Suitable for indoor & outdoor use
Safe, reliable access for every home and vehicle.
Buying Guide
How to Choose the Right Ramp
Choosing the right access solution depends on your environment, mobility device, and NDIS funding type. Follow these steps to find the best fit.
Measure the Height Difference
Before selecting a ramp, measure the exact height difference between the lower and upper surfaces. The ramp length needed depends on this rise — a steeper incline is harder to navigate and may not meet accessibility standards.
Consider the Slope Ratio
For wheelchair and scooter users, a slope ratio of 1:8 (rise to run) is generally the maximum recommended gradient. For self-propelling users, 1:12 or gentler is preferred. Our team can help calculate the right ramp length for your situation.
Check Weight Capacity
Ensure the ramp or platform you choose can safely support the combined weight of the user and their mobility device. Always select a product rated above your maximum expected load.
Get an OT or AT Assessment
An occupational therapist can assess your home or vehicle access needs and recommend the most appropriate ramp solution. This assessment is often required for NDIS funding approval.
Confirm NDIS Funding Eligibility
Ramps and access solutions may be funded under NDIS Assistive Technology or Home Modifications budgets depending on the item type and installation requirements. Our team can guide you through the right funding pathway.
NDIS Funding
Using Your NDIS Plan for Ramps & Access
Ramps and access solutions can be funded through both Assistive Technology and Home Modifications budgets depending on the product type and installation.
Assistive Technology (AT) Funding
Portable and vehicle ramps are typically classified as Assistive Technology under the NDIS. Depending on cost, they may fall under Low or Mid AT categories and may not require a formal assessment for lower-cost items.
Home Modifications (HM) Funding
Modular ramps, handrails, and access platforms that are permanently or semi-permanently installed at a home may be funded under the NDIS Home Modifications support category, which has its own budget line.
OT Assessment & Quotes
For mid-to-high cost AT items and home modifications, the NDIS typically requires an OT assessment report and a supplier quote. We work directly with your occupational therapist and Plan Manager to streamline this process.
Plan-Managed & Self-Managed
We support both plan-managed and self-managed NDIS participants. Our team will help you identify the correct funding category and ensure all documentation is in order for a smooth approval process.
Need Help Finding the Right Access Solution?
Our team can help you identify the right ramp or access product for your home, vehicle, or NDIS plan — and manage the entire process from assessment to delivery.