Container ramp

A container door sill stands several inches clear of the ground — a step that will halt a pallet truck, sack barrow, wheelbarrow or trolley outright. This container loading ramp bridges it so wheeled equipment rolls straight in at ground level. It is 1 m (3 ft 3 in) square, deliberately light, and nothing is bolted down. In normal use no fixings are needed at all, so it drops into place for a load and lifts clear again in seconds.

Specification

• 1 m (3 ft 3 in) square, bridging the door sill from ground level
• Chequer plate surface for grip underfoot and under wheels
• Lightweight and fully removable; no fixings needed in normal use
• Suits pallet trucks, sack barrows, wheelbarrows, stillages and trolleys
• Stored inside or outside the container
• Fabricated to order in wider versions

Two limitations, stated plainly

No handrails are fitted, and the ramp is not built to an accessibility specification. This is goods-handling kit for moving stock in and out of a container. A ramp for wheelchair or pedestrian access is a different build entirely, with different requirements, and we would quote it separately rather than sell you this one.

Getting it to you

The ramp travels as a single steel panel and delivery is free UK-wide, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey included. The price shown is the total payable — nothing is added for VAT at checkout. You keep 14 days to change your mind under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, and a separate 30-day right to reject the goods under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 should they be faulty.

Loading a container properly

Once you are moving stock regularly, keeping the doors held back matters: a container door stay stops a leaf swinging shut in wind. Inside, adjustable heavy duty racking lifts stock off the deck so a pallet truck has room to turn. The rest of the container accessories range and the storage containers they suit, or request a quote for a wider or handrailed ramp.