Doorline Threshold Ramps for Doors and Doorsteps

Doorline threshold ramps provide a practical route over front door sills, uPVC thresholds and small changes in level. The range includes wheelchair ramps for doors, portable threshold bridging ramps, adjustable aluminium ramps and rubber doorway ramps for indoor or outdoor use.

Choose a ramp by measuring the doorway carefully and considering the wheelchair, powered chair, mobility scooter or walking aid that will use it. The product chooser below explains the main differences before you view individual sizes and specifications.

Quick Doorline product chooser

RampCentre Ramps access ramps

Best suited to:
uPVC thresholds used with an Aerolight or Ultralight ramp

Use:
Portable support ramp

Key difference:
Protects the user, threshold and doorway; two lengths

Accessibility

Best suited to:
Raised thresholds that need a portable bridge

Use:
Portable and folding

Key difference:
Central hinge adapts across the threshold and aids storage

Best suited to:
Lower steps and thresholds needing a straightforward wedge

Use:
Leave in place

Key difference:
Aluminium wedge in several fixed heights

Best suited to:
Threshold height needs fine adjustment

Use:
Removable or fixed

Key difference:
Adjusts in 5mm increments and can be reused elsewhere

Best suited to:
Awkward, raised or uPVC doorway thresholds

Use:
Portable bridge

Key difference:
Spans the threshold and protects floors and doorframes

Best suited to:
Rubber doorway ramp for low to medium rises

Use:
Leave in place

Key difference:
Can be cut, trimmed or joined to fit the space

Best suited to:
Very small internal level changes

Use:
Leave in place

Key difference:
Can be cut, trimmed or joined to fit the space

Best suited to:
Standard sizes or layouts do not fit

Use:
Bespoke

Key difference:
Made to the required dimensions and configuration

Best suited to:
Unusual rises requiring a configurable threshold solution

Use:
Modular leave-in-place

Key difference:
Four kits that can be configured for the application

How to choose a threshold ramp

A low internal lip, a single-sided doorstep and a raised uPVC frame need different ramp shapes. A wedge approaches from one side, while a bridging ramp spans the threshold and may need to accommodate different floor heights on each side. For uPVC doorways, read how to assess a uPVC threshold before choosing a product.

Record the following measurements in millimetres:

  • The vertical height from the floor to the top of the threshold on both sides of the door.
  • The clear usable doorway width, measured at the narrowest point.
  • The full depth of the threshold where a bridging ramp must span the frame.
  • The available run on each side and any space needed for turning or opening the door.
  • The width and total loaded weight of the wheelchair, powered chair or mobility scooter.

A longer ramp generally creates a gentler incline. Use the ramp gradient calculator to sense-check the available run, then confirm the chosen product against its specification and instructions.

For a manual or powered wheelchair, check clear width, combined user and chair weight, approach space and whether assistance will be available. For a mobility scooter, also check wheelbase and ground clearance because a short or sharply changing slope can cause the underside to catch. See the wider mobility scooter ramp guidance if the route involves more than a small doorway threshold.

A portable threshold ramp can be positioned when access is needed and stored afterwards, which may suit shared entrances or occasional visits. A leave-in-place wedge can provide a consistent route for daily use where the doorway, surface and product allow it. Some ramps can be fixed or adhered for added stability; follow the relevant product instructions and avoid obstructing the door, drainage or an escape route.

Compare the Doorline threshold ramp range

Portable bridging ramps for front doors

For a front door ramp that must cross a raised or awkward threshold, compare the Doorline Bridge and Doorline Butterfly. Bridge is a rigid portable threshold bridging ramp available for several threshold heights. Butterfly folds through the centre, making it easier to carry and store while adapting across the doorway.

Where a fragile uPVC threshold needs to connect with a longer portable ramp, Doorline Multi is designed to work with an Aerolight or Ultralight ramp while helping to protect the threshold and user.

Adjustable and aluminium threshold ramps

Doorline Variwedge is the adjustable threshold ramp in the range. It can be matched closely to the rise, fixed in place where appropriate, or removed and readjusted for another location. For a fixed-height aluminium wedge, Doorline Threshold Wedge provides a straightforward leave-in-place option for lower steps and thresholds.

Rubber doorway and doorstep ramps

Doorline Neatedge is a durable rubber threshold ramp that can be cut, trimmed or joined to suit the width and layout. Doorline Neatslope is intended for very small internal level changes and is available with or without self-adhesive backing.

Custom and configurable solutions

If a stock product cannot fit the doorway, Doorline Custom can be manufactured to specified dimensions. Doorline Build-a-Slope uses configurable sections to create a modular threshold solution for an unusual rise or layout.

When a threshold ramp is not suitable

Threshold ramps are intended for door sills, low steps and small changes in level. If the entrance has a larger step, several steps or insufficient space for a safe approach, compare portable wheelchair ramps for larger steps or ask the Enable Access team which product family better matches the access route.

Need help choosing a Doorline ramp?

 Send the team photographs of the doorway, the height on both sides, the clear opening width, available space and details of the mobility device. They can help narrow the suitable products before you order.

Threshold Ramp FAQs

Measure the height to the top of the threshold on both sides, the clear doorway width, the threshold depth and the available run. Also record the mobility device width and total loaded weight.

The answer depends on whether the entrance has a low one-sided step, a raised frame or different floor heights on each side. Wedge ramps approach from one side; Bridge and Butterfly span a threshold; Multi supports access over uPVC thresholds when used with a longer Aerolight or Ultralight ramp.

Selected ramps can suit mobility scooters when the width, capacity, gradient, wheelbase and ground clearance are appropriate. Check the scooter manual and product specification, particularly where the slope changes at the top of the threshold.

Choose temporary use when the ramp must be removed or used in more than one location. A leave-in-place or fixed option may suit frequent access where the doorway and product instructions allow secure positioning.

A wedge rises from one floor level to the top of a step or threshold. A bridging ramp spans across a raised threshold and provides an approach on both sides.

Several Doorline aluminium and rubber products are suitable for outdoor use, while Neatslope is for internal level changes. Check the individual product page and instructions before installation or use.