In my state single family homes are allowed to have 2:12 ramps instead of 1:12 ramps, which some friends in another state put on their home instead of stairs, bcs they don't use wheelchairs and just don't like stairs. They love that design for safely carrying in and out of house boxes and groceries, wheeled luggage, bikes, etc. It would be helpful to show 2:12 ramps; not everyone who hates stairs needs a 35-40ft ramp in their small front yard.
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In my state single family homes are allowed to have 2:12 ramps instead of 1:12 ramps, which some friends in another state put on their home instead of stairs, bcs they don't use wheelchairs and just don't like stairs. They love that design for safely carrying in and out of house boxes and groceries, wheeled luggage, bikes, etc. It would be helpful to show 2:12 ramps; not everyone who hates stairs needs a 35-40ft ramp in their small front yard.
Great advice
Thank you.