Cuttable Threshold Ramp 35.4 Inch Non-Slip Rubber

The Cuttable Threshold Ramp 35.4 Inch Non-Slip Rubber smooths the bump between rooms for wheelchairs, walkers, and robot vacuums.

Built from solid rubber with a textured top, this threshold ramp helps small wheels roll over door sills, garage edges, and uneven flooring without snagging. The 35.4-inch length covers wide doorways and can be trimmed shorter with a utility knife to match the exact opening you need.

Why this threshold ramp works

• Cuts to fit: trim the rubber with a utility knife so the ramp lines up with single doorways, French doors, or sliding tracks.
• Non-slip top: textured surface keeps wheelchair tires, walker wheels, and robot vacuums steady on the climb.
• Stays put: double-sided tape lets you anchor the ramp to tile, hardwood, or concrete without drilling.
• Floor friendly: rubber base protects thresholds and finished floors from scuffs and chipping.
• Indoor or outdoor: rated for doorways, driveways, bathroom entries, and garage transitions.
• Lightweight install: no tools beyond a knife and a clean, dry floor.

Specs and details

• Length: 35.4 inches (cuttable)
• Material: solid natural rubber
• Surface: textured non-slip top
• Mounting: double-sided adhesive tape
• Best for: doorways, driveways, bathrooms, garages, smooth tile
• Use cases: wheelchairs, walkers, scooters, robot vacuums, hand trucks

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Frequently asked questions

How do I cut the ramp to size?
Mark the length you need, then score the rubber with a sharp utility knife and snap or slice it free. Cut from the back so the textured top stays clean.

Will it hold on tile and hardwood?
The included double-sided tape grips smooth tile, sealed hardwood, vinyl, and concrete. Wipe the floor clean and dry before pressing the ramp down for the strongest bond.

Can a robot vacuum climb it?
Yes. The gentle slope and non-slip top let most robot vacuums roll over thresholds up to roughly one inch high without losing traction.

Is it safe outdoors?
The solid rubber stands up to rain, sun, and temperature swings, so you can use it at garage doors, patios, and driveway edges.