Steps take up less space, but ramps are better for anything on wheels — from wheelie bins and wheelbarrows to trikes, bikes, prams, and even mobility aids like walking frames or knee scooters. Whether you’re moving furniture, gardening, or recovering from surgery, a ramp can make life much easier.
Do you know the building code rules for steps and ramps? Do you need a handrail, a barrier, or both? Steps should have consistent riser heights and flat landings at the top and bottom — and poorly designed steps that are too steep or too shallow can be surprisingly difficult to use.
Let me solve the 3D puzzle of how and where to position your steps and ramps so they not only work beautifully, but look great too.
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