This is what I used on van ramps and home ramps.
http://www.noskidsafety.com/anti-slip-tape-non-slip-tapes.aspx
It stays on van ramps but I have to replace on outdoor wood ramp every
other year depending how much shoveling .
I have a long outdoor ramp and it costs $150 of tape. That's why I was
looking for something last longer or cheaper.
Derrick
On 9/24/2015 6:08 PM, Quadius wrote:
I don't have to deal with snow, but you brought up something that I
deal with fairly regularly and haven't come up with a good solution
yet. When I go enter my van (minivan) I have problems with my
wheelchair not getting any traction when it is raining. What do you
guys use to get into your vans during the winter months or when it's
raining?
Q
On Thursday, September 24, 2015, Derrick <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
hi,
For those who live in the frigid winters in the nothern states,
what do you use for traction on wooden ramps?
I have used the anti-slip tape($150) but it does not last more
than 1-2 winters nor give you great traction.
I have stained my ramp. My friend tried sand in paint but it did
not last or turn out good.
I am researching and trying to find a conveyor belt and/or rubber
matting with ribs.
Has anyone ever tried this?
What do you use on your ramp?
Thanks,
Derrick W
ps: sorry for bringing up the cold snow topic. if you live in the
north you will understand that "snow" is not spoken of ..lol
