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Wheelchair Ramps

Threshold Ramps

A raised doorway or a sliding-door track can be a real obstacle for a wheelchair, walker, or scooter — and a trip hazard for everyone. A threshold ramp is a small, sturdy wedge that smooths out that little height change so you can cross safely and easily.

Small ramps that solve everyday obstacles

The barriers inside a home aren’t always big steps — often they’re the little ones. A raised door sill, a sliding-door track, or a lip between rooms can stop a wheelchair, snag a walker, or catch a toe. A threshold ramp is a compact, durable wedge that levels out that transition so movement is smooth and safe.

Why threshold ramps matter

  • Removes trip hazards — smooths raised sills and door tracks.
  • Rolls easily — a gentle transition for wheelchairs, scooters, and walkers.
  • Interior and exterior — doorways, patios, garages, and room transitions.
  • Affordable and quick — one of the simplest accessibility upgrades there is.

Part of a whole-home plan

Threshold ramps often work alongside grab bars, wider doorways, and full wheelchair ramps as part of making a home truly accessible end to end. During a free assessment we map every transition that could trip you up and smooth them out.

A licensed team, small jobs included

No job is too small when it comes to safety. Ocel Builders can add threshold ramps throughout your home, and as a registered Medicaid provider (NPI/UMPI) we can fold them into waiver-funded work where it applies. Contact us to get started.

Frequently asked

Questions about threshold ramps

What is a threshold ramp?

It's a low, wedge-shaped ramp that bridges a small height change — a raised door sill, a sliding-glass-door track, or a transition between rooms — so wheels roll over it smoothly and feet don't catch.

Where are threshold ramps used?

Exterior and interior doorways, patio and balcony doors, garage entries, and anywhere a small lip creates a trip or rolling hazard. They're one of the simplest, most affordable accessibility upgrades.

Can you place them throughout the house?

Yes — we can add threshold ramps at multiple doorways and transitions so a wheelchair or walker moves freely through the whole home.