Wherever goods need to move between levels—vehicle to floor, floor to platform—loading ramps are the simplest way to do it safely. Our range includes folding, portable and fixed ramps built for daily use in logistics bays, workshops and service areas. We also offer threshold ramps to help overcome door frames, curbs, cables and internal obstacles—supporting both goods transport and temporary disabled access. These are particularly useful in workplaces that require universal design for wheelchair users or smooth sack truck transit through uneven doorways.
For businesses moving goods in and out of vans or trailers, our heavy duty aluminium loading ramps offer a combination of strength and portability. With high load ratings—up to 400 kg depending on model—and anti-slip treads, they provide solid footing for sack trucks, trolleys or wheeled cages. Each ramp includes a stabilising bent edge for secure positioning against vehicle platforms, while some curved models are specially designed for low-clearance vehicles like go-carts or ride-on lawnmowers. In warehouses or workshops, these ramps are often used alongside roller conveyors to allow smooth transitions from ramped entry points to internal handling systems.
Not every loading zone is permanent. For mobile setups or seasonal sites, folding loading ramps are easy to transport and store between uses. Lightweight yet durable, aluminium models can be moved by hand and repositioned without mechanical support. Options include carry handles and textured, cross-hatched surfaces for enhanced grip underfoot—whether in wet, outdoor areas or warehouse interiors. Folding models are often used in conjunction with folding sack trucks where space and portability are equally important.
Different tasks need different ramp styles. In addition to standard loading ramps, we supply jointed threshold ramps for permanent or temporary transitions, and rubber-footed designs for stability on slippery floors. These ramps serve a wide range of applications—from industrial machinery movement to accessible workplace design. By integrating these access tools into your material handling system, you can reduce lifting risks, protect floor surfaces, and improve flow for both staff and equipment. Many facilities pair loading ramps with tool trolleys to transport fixings or hand tools alongside larger items, creating a more self-sufficient mobile setup.