ADA Wheelchair Ramp Integration at Warehouse Entry Table of Contents Product Attributes Practical Application Tips FAQs Call (513) 889-2492 ORDER NOW Brittany Dozier My name is Brittany Dozier - your aluminum Access Solutions Advisor on the Commercial team. I have 2 years of experience at Upside Innovations. I specialize in access to warehouses, distribution centers and commercial buildings. With my expertise—where aluminum meets access, brilliance follows. Aug 14, 2025 Estimated reading time: 3 minutes Upside’s wheelchair ramp installation at a warehouse personnel door provides ADA- and IBC-compliant accessibility, integrating seamlessly with a preexisting entry stair and fabric awning for safe, all-weather entry. The ramp system is constructed from industrial-grade aluminum, offering rust-free performance and low maintenance—ideal for commercial environments exposed to frequent use and variable climates. Designed to support wheelchair and walker users, the platform and ramp sections feature slip-resistant decking and continuous handrails for secure navigation, ensuring full code compliance for public access. The modular nature of the system enables quick, clean installation without the need for concrete, welding, or permits, minimizing disruption to operations. Aluminum’s lightweight durability allows the ramp to be easily relocated or reconfigured, adapting to changing tenant needs or site layouts. Upside engineers custom-fit each solution to work around existing site features—from entry stairs to facility awnings—resulting in cohesive, professional aesthetics and reliable integration with building infrastructure. This adaptable design offers immediate accessibility upgrades for warehouse service entries or tenant-specific access points, supporting operational flexibility and inclusive workplace standards. Product Attributes FeatureDetailsAccessibilityADA- and IBC-compliant; supports wheelchair, walker, and general public useConstruction100% industrial-grade aluminum; rust-free, warping- and rot-resistantInstallationPrefabricated bolt-together modular system; no concrete, permits, or welding required; rapid installationIntegrationCustomizable layout to fit around existing stairs and awnings; seamless interface with building entryDurabilityAll-weather performance; slip-resistant decking; continuous handrailsFlexibility and ReuseRamp sections and platforms can be relocated, adjusted, or reconfigured for new tenants or layoutsComplianceMeets ADA, IBC, and local codes; includes required platform and landing sizes, handrail loops, and edge-protectionMaintenanceMinimal upkeep required; aluminum finish provides long-term value and visual continuity ADA Ramps Prefabricated access and ADA-compliant wheelchair ramps. View Wheelchair Ramps Practical Application Tips Survey existing entry features, including stairs and awnings, to ensure precise integration and full coverage. Regularly clear debris from platforms and ramps to maintain optimal slip resistance and access. Upside’s modular system accommodates evolving building needs—platforms, handrails, and ramp sections are reconfigurable for future site adjustments. The aluminum construction is ideal for high-traffic, commercial settings and resists wear from weather and frequent cleaning. FAQs Is Upside’s ramp suitable for public entry at warehouse doors? Yes, Upside ramps meet ADA and IBC codes and are designed for both public and personnel access, supporting wheelchairs, walkers, and general foot traffic Can the ramp be installed without pouring concrete or obtaining permits? Absolutely. Upside’s prefabricated, bolt-together system eliminates the need for onsite concrete, welding, or lengthy permitting, speeding up install and minimizing business disruption What if the building layout changes or the tenant moves? Modules and platforms are designed for easy relocation and reconfiguration, allowing for quick adaptation to new accessibility needs or site layouts How does the system address weather protection and safety? The extruded aluminum decking is slip-resistant in all conditions, and the system can be engineered to integrate beneath existing awnings for sheltered access. All platforms and ramps include compliant handrails and edge protections for safe use Ramps Wood vs. Aluminum Ramps Read More » February 5, 2024 News Creating Safe & Equal Access for All with Wheelchair Accessible Ramps Read More » September 4, 2022
