Ramps Two ways in

One ramp range. Two kinds of buyer.

Some ramps are specified: an occupational therapist works from a standard and needs documents. Some ramps are simply needed: a step that got harder this year. Pick your lane; the rubber is the same.

I specify ramps I need one at home

Lane 1 For OTs, access consultants and builders

Specified against the standard, documented for the report.

Our ramps carry a published conformance claim: Conforms to AS1428 / R12 / P5, with domestic ramps made compliant with AS 1428.1-2009. The standard's gradient rule is 1:14, and we make ramps to 1:8, 1:10 and 1:14 gradients, so the assessed gradient can be the built one.

Every claim links to its entry in the proof library, written so it can be attached to an NDIS report or a procurement file. Where a certificate is still being published, the entry says so plainly.

AS 1428.1 claim Slip: R12 / P5 Stocked by Novis Proof library

Black recycled rubber threshold ramp fitted between brick piers at double doors — Threshold ramp at double doors, 2022.

Threshold ramps

For elevated or sunken doorways and entrances. The workhorse of the range, sized per door.

Carried by Novis

Winged ramps

Tapered sides make the ramp approachable from three directions where a doorway opens onto a path.

Custom sizes

Standard ramps

Set profiles for common step heights, quoted and shipped Australia-wide.

Ships Australia-wide

Custom ramps

Colour, size and profile set by the job, including low-profile ramps for shower recesses.

Colour-matched

Kerb ramps

For gutters and kerbs; they live with the site safety range, council questions answered there.

Site safety range

Guide Measuring a ramp, three numbers

Height, width, depth. A tape measure is enough.

1 · Height, mm

Measure the step height at the left and the right of the opening (they often differ). Send both.
2 · Width, mm

The width of the doorway or opening the ramp must fill.
3 · Depth, mm

Depth is height times gradient. We make 1:8, 1:10 and 1:14; an 80 mm step at 1:14 needs 1120 mm of run. If you are unsure, send the height and we work the depth with you.

Rebuilt from Envirorubber's step-by-step measurement guide. Rough numbers are fine on a first contact; measuring help is part of the job.

Lane 2 For homes, renters and carers

In by afternoon. Out without a trace.

A rubber ramp sits in place. No concreting, no drilling, no permanent change to the house, which means no landlord permission and nothing to undo if needs change. It grips underfoot in the wet, takes wheelchairs, walking frames and motorised scooters, and cleans with warm water and dish soap.

Colour is made to order, so the ramp can match the entry rather than announce itself. The three below are real installs: black on dark brick, sand on render, brick-red on red brick.

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Sand coloured recycled rubber ramp at a rendered home entry with white planter boxes — Custom sand ramp at a home entry, 2022.

Black threshold ramp at double doors on dark brick — Black, on dark brick.

Sand threshold ramp from the side, wings visible — Sand, on render.

Brick red threshold surface at a timber door between red brick walls — Brick-red, on red brick.