Rubber Ramp Questions Answered (2027 Guide): Sizes, Slopes, Prices, Delivery

These are the questions we answer most on the phone, with the answers we give. Prices and times are from our own range and checkout in late 2026. For the full range, see our threshold ramps page.

What size rubber ramp do I need?

Measure the height of the step or sill in millimetres, from the floor to the top edge. Choose a ramp with that rise, or the next size up. Our standard rubber ramps go from 15mm to 200mm rise, in 900mm and 1000mm widths. The ramp calculator shows how long the ramp will be.

Which slope should I choose: 1:5, 1:8, 1:10 or 1:14?

• 1:10 is gentle and easy to push up on your own.
• 1:8 is shorter and suits doorways where space is tight.
• 1:5 is steep and best for assisted wheelchairs and scooters.
• 1:14 is the gradient used for accessible ramps. Our ramps are made to meet AS 1428.1 requirements for gradient, width and landings.

How much does a rubber ramp cost?

Standard sizes start from $38 for a small 900mm wide ramp. Prices go up with the height of the step. Every standard size shows its price online, and custom ramps are quoted in 1 business day.

How much is delivery and how long does it take?

Standard sizes leave our Epping workshop within 2 business days. Delivery usually takes 4 to 5 business days to major cities and 7 to 8 business days to interstate regional areas. Your delivery price is quoted live for your postcode at checkout, and ramps over 30kg may arrive on a pallet. You can also collect free from Epping.

Will a rubber ramp move or need screws?

Our ramps are solid recycled rubber and heavy enough to stay in place without fixings on most floors.

Can you make a ramp to fit around a door frame or sliding door track?

Yes. We cut notches for door frames and cut-outs for tracks, and we make ramps with side wings. See what we make to measure.

What colours are there?

Black, brown, terracotta, white and cream.

Is there a warranty?

Yes. Our rubber ramps carry a 2-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship, on top of your rights under Australian Consumer Law.

Can I use NDIS funding?

We are NDIS friendly. We are not a registered NDIS provider, but if you self-manage your plan or have a plan manager, you can buy any of our ramps.

Still not sure?

Send us a photo of the step with a tape measure against it, or call (03) 7073 2121, Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm.