• Rubber ramps are ADA compliant and meet the requirements of ADAAG-1992; CABO/ANSI A117.1-1992; UBC; and California C.C.R., Title 24, Part 2.
• Rubber ramps are easy to install to most surfaces (including wood, concrete, tile and asphalt), using a construction adhesive such as "liquid nails™". Mechanical fasteners are not required.
• Rubber ramps are extruded from styrene butadiene rubber which is weather and ozone resistant.
• Rubber ramps also retard fire and are extremely abrasion and impact resistant.
• Part numbers are designated according to the following example: SBR1F - "SBR" refers to styrene butadiene rubber, "1" refers to the offset height to which the part flushes-out "F". All assemblies are for flush applications. Available up to 156" in length.
• Rubber ramps are cut square on each end but are available with molded rubber miter returns which can be glued to each end for a more pleasing appearance. To receive a pair of miter returns, add "MR" to the part number (example: SBR.5FMR).
• Rubber ramps are also portable. For temporary applications, an assembly which has been bonded together but has not been bonded to a base surface, stays in place by its sheer weight and can be removed from one opening and placed in another opening.

Modular Ramp Thresholds (ADA Compliant)

• Patented ADA compliant system (U.S. Patent #D345,218) answers the needs of architects, specifiers, building owners, installers, and most importantly, physically challenged people. For use in schools, hospitals, offices, restaurants, hotels stadiums, and more.
• Assemblies consist of interlocking components, eliminating the need to weld joints. The interlocking ball-joint design allows each component to flex and conform to uneven surfaces.
• Available with cast aluminum miter returns.

Modular Ramp Threshold Components

• These are the 'building blocks' which make up the system assemblies (not generally sold individually).

Modular Ramp Threshold Assemblies

• Accommodates 1/2" to 1" offsets in meeting the 1:12 slope requirements of the "Americans with Disabilities Act".

• For the ADAAG's 1:8 slope allowance for existing buildings, use any variable ramp assembly (VARI) to accommodate up to 1-1/4" offsets.

• Assemblies allow for custom fabrication such as U-notching, L-notching, side access extensions, and more. Consult Pemko customer service.

• Pemko highly recommends our specially designed miter returns; otherwise, we recommend filling and feathering the threshold ends with grout. Do not leave threshold ends open.

• Assemblies are shown at 1/3rd size.

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