2 Pack Threshold Ramps,Rubber Curb Ramp, 2 Inch Rise, Heavy Duty

They seemed fine, just too long for what I needed, but that was on me. I returned them and got a refund with no problem.

These threshold ramps are heavy duty and appear to be constructed of quality rubber. They come in a two pack. I’m using one on a raised outdoor shed door threshold in order to get heavy rolling equipment in and out of the shed entrance that is about 3 inches off the ground. This works perfectly to make the transition in and out of the shed much smoother. The other one I’m using on the threshold between my garage and kitchen. It makes the transition much easier to navigate rolling trashcans and wheelchairs in and out of the house. It has greatly increased the ease of mobility in both the use cases described above. It feels solid underfoot and I haven’t noticed any slipping even with wet shoes. I didn’t notice any odors during unboxing or since. These ramps have proven themselves useful, and I plan I ordering at least one more set to put outside on the street against the curb for when I have to put out and retrieve my large municipal trash and recycling cans. I think these will make it a lot easier to get those large cans up and down over the curb/street transition. For me, these ramps are a great value for the money.

This 2‑pack rubber threshold ramps is a sturdy, reliable solution for creating smooth transitions over small curbs and raised edges. The heavy‑duty rubber construction feels solid and stable, and the 5000‑lb load capacity makes it suitable for cars, motorcycles, trailers, lawn equipment, and more. The 2‑inch rise is a practical height for garages, driveways, and warehouse entrances, and the black‑and‑yellow design provides good visibility. Each ramp has a textured surface that adds traction, helping wheels roll over safely even in wet conditions.

Why would anyone sell 2 20 inch ramps for driveway? Does anyone have a 40” driveway? Quality good but length of product will not meet customer expectations.

This pack of 2 threshold ramps for curbs are really useful and well-made of heavy duty materials. Simply set them up at the curb so vehicles, wheelchairs and furniture dollies can easily be driven over a rise in a variety of locations. For example, use it for the garage, low steps to avoid bumps. In our case, I placed the ramp into to go over the bump into our barn.We also plan to use these to assist with going into a driveway with our RV. Last year we had to find boards to help us since we had previously caused damage to the bottom of our unit. We plan to carry these along with us for future situations.I didn't notice a bad smell like other products of this type often have; and I had them in our dining nook near our kitchen before taking them outside. So this says a lot.The ramps have crisscross bars which allow for less slipping. Since they are lightweight (yet sturdy), I find them easy to move and place. With two in a package, they can be used for wider entrances as well by placing them end-to-end.

We got this ramp set for our mower shed to make it easier to roll the Cub in and out. It works very well for this and stays put in the process. This set is pretty heavy and seems to be very stabile and has good traction as well. Very easy to use and makes this job much more safe.

These rubber threshold ramps are designed to help bridge small height differences like garage lips, door thresholds, or curb edges. With a 2-inch rise, the size works well for things like lawn mowers, motorcycles, carts, wheelchairs, or strollers that need a smoother transition over a step.The ramps are made from dense rubber and feel solid right out of the box. Their weight helps keep them in place, and the textured surface provides extra grip when rolling equipment across them. The internal grid pattern on the underside adds structural support while keeping the ramps from being overly bulky.The overall size and shape allow the ramps to fit well against most standard thresholds. Once placed, they sit fairly stable and create a gradual incline that makes it easier to move wheeled equipment across small height changes.They can be used indoors or outdoors, and the rubber construction should hold up well in garages, driveways, or workshop spaces.Overall, these ramps provide a simple solution for improving access across small steps, and they offer solid support and practical value for money for everyday use.

Can't rate these for their stated load capacity, but I put a pair outside my garage to compensate for the 1.5" height difference with the concrete pad. They are heavy, easy to position, and have a nice angle. I have no idea what they are made of, but it's not soft pliable rubber.. there's some structure to it, and you can tell by the ridges on the back that it is molded. All told, super useful.