This ramp is the best-looking one we could have chosen. The wood decking makes it blend seamlessly with our home—looks like it belongs there instead of being bolted on. The handrails are both safe and attractive. It’s a perfect balance of beauty and function.

Installed this at our small retail store and it’s been a huge win. The wood surface gives it a warm, high-end feel that matches our storefront perfectly—customers actually comment on how nice it looks. It’s low-profile, clean-lined, and doesn’t detract from the building’s appearance at all.

Our house is on a hill and this ramp makes the front entry so much more accessible without ruining the look. The wood decking ties in beautifully with our cedar siding and the aluminum frame keeps everything rigid. It doesn’t look like a “medical” ramp at all—it looks like a thoughtful architectural addition. Very high quality, no maintenance.

The ramp looks really nice in front of our house—the wood decking gives it a much warmer, more traditional appearance than a plain aluminum ramp would have. It integrates well with the porch and landscaping. The aluminum frame is clearly very strong and stable. Only giving 4 stars because the wood needed a second coat of sealer sooner than I expected in our climate, but overall it’s attractive and well-built. I was told if the wood absorbs the water and doesn't pool that it needs to be treated. We live in coastal Florida so between the sun and rain all of our wood needs to be treated more often. I will say treating the wood took no time at all.

This hybrid ramp is a blessing for our church entrance. The wood top gives it a traditional, friendly appearance that fits right in with our brick and wood building—people say it looks like high-end outdoor carpentry. Underneath the aluminum frame is extremely strong and stable, even with lots of foot traffic. It’s held up perfectly through this winter already. Looks great and performs even better. I will post a picture shortly.

We run a small physical therapy office and this ramp was the perfect upgrade. The wood surface blends beautifully with our building’s exterior—looks professional and inviting instead of institutional. Customers notice it right away and say it feels welcoming. The aluminum structure underneath is rock-solid, and it’s been zero maintenance. It really elevated the curb appeal without screaming “ramp. ”

This ramp looks fantastic in front of our house—it actually makes the front porch feel nicer instead of like an add-on. The wood decking gives it that classic, warm look that matches our wood siding perfectly, while the aluminum frame underneath keeps everything super stable and straight. No wobble, no rust worries, and it’s held up great through rain and sun. Neighbors keep commenting on how “normal” and attractive it looks compared to plain metal ramps. Very happy with it.

This hybrid ramp looks way better than I expected in front of our office building. The wood surface softens the whole thing and makes it feel more welcoming and less “industrial. ” The aluminum frame underneath is very sturdy—no shaking or flex even with daily use. It’s a great compromise between looks and durability. Just wish the wood stain options were a bit more varied, but still very pleased.

 I was afraid a ramp would make our mid-century modern home look awkward, but this one fits seamlessly. The wood planks soften the whole thing and look intentional. The aluminum frame makes it completely stable even with my dad’s heavy mobility scooter. 

10/10 for curb appeal. Everyone who visits asks if we had it custom-built. The pickets give it that classic porch-railing vibe while the aluminum frame handles heavy loads without flexing. We have a L shape version at the side entrance and it’s been perfect for my mother-in-law’s rollator. Looks high-end, performs high-end.