Product details
Nisorpa rubber kerb ramps for cars – 96x15x5cm (5cm height)
Looking for a simple, sturdy way to bridge a low kerb or doorstep? This rubber kerb ramp from Nisorpa is built to take the daily knocks and keep things moving. It’s chunky enough to give a smooth transition but low-profile enough not to look out of place. Made from recycled rubber, it’s waterproof and resists cracking or deforming whatever the weather throws at it.
Key features
The design is straightforward but clever where it counts. A textured, non-slip surface improves traction so tyres and wheels climb without slipping, while a grid-style base spreads the load for better shock absorption and quieter use. Bright yellow panels with reflective detail make the ramp easy to spot after dark — handy for driveways and pavements.
- Dimensions and weight: 96 x 15 x 5 cm; approx 5.2 kg — compact but substantial
- Material: recycled rubber — durable, wear-resistant and weatherproof
- Surface: non-slip textured finish to protect tyres and improve grip
- Visibility: bright yellow panels and reflective accents for safer night-time use
- Fixing: pre-drilled holes with 4 expansion bolts supplied for permanent installation
Where it helps
This kerb ramp is handy in a variety of everyday situations — easing cars and motorcycles over low kerbs, helping mobility scooters and wheelchairs gain smoother access, and reducing tyre and bumper damage on thresholds. Typical places include driveways, doorways, parking bays, warehouses and pavements. If the gap is longer than one ramp, two units can be linked together for a longer run — useful if you’re planning access for a larger scooter or mobility device.
Installation and practical tips
It’s easy to use, but a few practical tips make life simpler. Measure your threshold or kerb height first — this ramp gives a 5 cm rise, so it’s aimed at low steps. For permanent use, fit the supplied expansion bolts through the pre-drilled holes — they keep the ramp firmly in place and stop the faffing about every time someone needs to pass. For temporary needs, it can be placed without fixing, though expect a bit of movement if heavy vehicles cross it.
Some customers ask about load capacity. The supplier doesn’t publish a specific tonne rating for this rubber unit, so if you’re dealing with very heavy vehicles it’s worth double-checking the vehicle weight or opting for a specialist ramp. For everyday cars, scooters and wheelchair users, this ramp performs very well.
Why choose this ramp?
It’s practical, easy to spot and built to last. The recycled rubber construction stands up to wet winters and hot summers, and the textured top helps reduce slips and scrapes. There’s no complicated assembly, it’s a sensible size, and you can bolt it down if you want a permanent fix — that’s a real bonus if reliability matters. Measure once, fit where needed, and enjoy fewer bangs and scrapes on low kerbs.
Still unsure? Double-check the dimensions (96 x 15 x 5 cm) and the 5 cm lifting height before you buy — and if the step’s higher, consider using two ramps or a specialist product. That way you avoid any nasty surprises and everyone gets smoother access.