Are you organizing an event where a speaker or guest is in a wheelchair? It’s difficult for wheelchair users to navigate elevations. A 40-centimeter stage is normally equipped with steps. To make this stage accessible to everyone, using a stage ramp is the ideal solution. Additionally, the ramp can be used to roll equipment such as flight cases onto the stage.<\/p>\n
The stage ramp can be attached to any desired location along the edge of the stage. This makes the ramp very flexible. It also provides wheelchair users with the ideal spot to access the stage. When placing the ramp on the stage, ensure there is sufficient space around the stage. This ensures that the ramp remains accessible.<\/p>\n
Our Stage Ramp 40cm has a length of 444cm. It’s therefore important that there is sufficient space on at least one side of the stage to place this ramp. Such a ramp is often placed on the side of the stage. The space in which the stage is located must be large enough for this. Furthermore, the ramp has a width of 100cm. This provides enough space to ascend.<\/p>\n
The stage ramp provides a slope without irregularities. This makes it easy for everyone in a wheelchair to access. Because the stage ramp rises to a height of 40cm, the angle of inclination is only 4 degrees.<\/p>\n
Our stage ramp 40cm comes without carpet or skirting. These items can however be added via our rental shop. This makes the ramp suitable for use during occasions where a presentable stage is required. Looking to add skirting and carpet? Contact us for a bespoke quote.<\/p>\n
Our ramp is designed for use with the stage parts from Prolyte<\/a>. We cannot guarantee that it will work with other brands. The profile that connects the parts is designed to slide into a Prolyte stage part.<\/p>\nWhat components does the stage ramp consist of?<\/h3>\n