Specialised StainlessFabrication · Patumahoe
Custom fabricated aluminium wheelchair access ramp with handrails and non-slip decking at a New Zealand home, made by Specialised Stainless

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Access ramps that meet the code and suit the house.

Permanent and modular aluminium ramps with non-slip decking, handrails and landings, built to the 1:12 gradient the Building Code asks for and to the space you actually have. For homes, shops, marae, schools and rest homes.

Code gradient1:12 or gentler, with landings
AluminiumLight, rust-free, no painting
Non-slip deckingGrip-tread plate or grated

The range

Ramps for front doors, back doors and shop fronts.

A ramp has to be long enough to be safe and compact enough to fit. We lay it out on site, fold in landings and turns where the space demands, and build it in aluminium so it never needs painting.

Permanent home ramps

Aluminium ramps with handrails and kerb rails to the front or back door, on posts or a sub-frame.

Modular & removable ramps

Sectional ramps that bolt together and can be moved or removed when no longer needed, popular with rental and rest-home use.

Shop & commercial ramps

Entrance ramps and step-overs with handrails to the accessibility standard, powder coated to match the building.

Threshold & step ramps

Short ramps over door sills and single steps, made to the exact rise.

Indicative pricing

Indicative access ramp pricing.

Indicative range only. Rise, length, landings, handrail both sides and decking type set the price.

Custom aluminium access ramp

From a short threshold ramp to a full ramp with landing and handrails.

$2,200from, + GST

Threshold ramps from $400; full ramps typically $2,200–$12,000 + GST

  • Built to the Building Code gradient
  • Non-slip aluminium decking
  • Handrails and kerb rails both sides
  • Installed by us across Auckland

Some ramps qualify for funding or a subsidy through an occupational therapist assessment; we can work from their specification.

Questions

Common questions about aluminium access and wheelchair ramps.

How long does a ramp need to be?

The Building Code sets a maximum gradient of 1:12 for accessible ramps, so a 600 mm rise needs about 7.2 m of ramp plus landings. We measure the rise on site and lay out the shortest compliant run.

Do you work with occupational therapists?

Yes. If an OT has specified a ramp for funding, send their report and we build to it and provide the paperwork they need.

Can the ramp be removed later?

Modular ramps bolt to a sub-frame and can be unbolted and taken away or resold. Permanent ramps are fixed to the house and ground.

How it works

Spec, quote, fabricate, fit.

01

Spec

We confirm size, materials, the loadings or spec and how it will be used.

02

Quote

It is all priced before any steel is cut, so there are no surprises.

03

Fabricate

Built in the Patumahoe workshop to the agreed spec.

04

Fit

Delivered, fitted or installed and checked over before handover.

Got a job in mind? Let’s talk it through.

Send through photos, rough measurements and how it’ll be used — we’ll come back with a practical next step and a price.

Call or text021 2555 443Text
WorkshopPatumahoe, Auckland
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