Product details
Street Solutions UK kerb ramps 4 inch – set of 4
Looking for a no-nonsense, heavy-duty way to get wheeled kit over a 4 inch kerb or threshold? These kerb ramps from Street Solutions UK are just that: solid, practical ramps built to last and make life a bit easier. They’re not flashy, but they do the job — reliably — whether you’re moving a mobility scooter, caravan wheel, motorcycle or the trolley mower that always catches on the driveway lip.
Built for real life
The ramps are moulded from a tough PVC/rubber mix that stands up to wet and cold weather without cracking. Each section has a pronounced raised tread for grip so water runs off and wheels are less likely to slip on a rainy day — a proper bonus in winter. Inside, an engineered grid gives plenty of strength; the set is rated to 20,000 lbs (around 9 tonnes) overall, so most cars, vans and mobility vehicles are comfortably covered.
Easy to use and flexible
No faff: each piece has interlocking male/female connections so you can link multiple sections together quickly to make the run you need. The straight-backed profile lets the ramp sit snug against a kerb or threshold, and smooth-edged carry handles make each section easy to move. If you want a permanent solution, the ramps can be bolted into concrete or tarmac for extra security (fixings not included).
Specifications and practical details
- Lifting height: approximately 4 inches (102 millimetres) — measure your kerb before buying to be sure.
- Load capacity: rated to 20,000 lbs (approx. 9 tonnes) across the engineered structure.
- Material: durable PVC/rubber composite, finished in black.
- Set contents: 4 ramp sections; each section is portable with an integrated carry handle (set weight approx. 25 kg).
Where these ramps help
Typical uses include giving a mobility scooter access to pavements, bridging driveways and thresholds for wheelchairs, loading small trailers or motorcycles, helping caravans over low kerbs, and creating temporary runs for lawnmowers or garden kit. They’re brilliant if you want a quick, robust fix without calling in expensive groundworks.
Things to check before buying
Measure the kerb or threshold height and the width you need to cover. While the ramps cope with heavy loads, very uneven surfaces or steep/high drops may need a different approach. If you’re planning to bolt them down permanently, pick suitable concrete or tarmac fixings and check with a tradesperson if you’re unsure.
All in all, these kerb ramps are straightforward, heavy-duty and practical — proper no-nonsense kit that removes one more small daily hassle.