In this short video I made a wheelchair ramp for someone who was involved in a car accident- Get well soon!
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Simple et efficace, de quoi être réactif face à des imprévus malheureux.
Je touche du bois mais si je devais faire ce type de rampe ferait plus costaud face à la pluie et avec quelque chose d'antidérapant sur le dessus. Ce serait dommage que les vis éclatent sous l'effet du gonflement et/ou que tout dérape à la moindre goutte sur/sous les roues.
J'aime bien l'atmosphère DIY de l'atelier sinon, avec le rail de coupe par exemple.
Thanks . It was a quick fix. The wheel chair has rubber wheel so at least I did not have to look for some anti slip material since we are in lock down.
Good job !
It's a little wok than change the life of the concerned person. And it's a beautiful thing to take care to people around us.
Yes indeed. Life is too short. Best to do soemthing good.
You're right !
Thanks!
Super! Pour info, d'après les régulations une rampe pour fauteuil doit être inclinée à max 1:12,5, et 1:16 en extérieur non couvert. La hauteur de "marche" maximum est de 20mm.
Thanks - I only had few scrapwood so it was not long enough for the tilt to be achieved. Much appreciated.
Of course! Your work is fine! In any case, official régulations make for very long ramps which are always a very big hassle to fit in an existing project. However they are calculated so that the wheelchair driver can climb them without assistance. Resting stages even have to be arranged if the ramp is too long. I understand it, when you are disabled, independance is most precious. But in the end, every attempt to help handicaped people is always a most welcome initiative, and your helping hand is a very beautiful act of kindness!!