DIY RAMP HOW TO BUILD A QUICK, EASY STRONG RAMP FOR HOME, SHED, DOG

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We show you how to build a quick and easy ramp with just a few tools in just an hour or two. Great for garden sheds or if someone has an injury and has a difficult time using steps. It also works great for aging pets that are having a hard time with stairs.
NOTE; Not meant as a permanent replacement for handicap ramps and it's the builder's responsibility to adhere to local codes and not for bicycle or skateboard stunts even if it looks fun.
#dog #wheelchair #doglover #homeimprovement #diy #steps #stairs #accessibility #access #shed #diyhomedecor
www.freesfx.co.uk

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5 июл 2020

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@tacuvo 3 года назад

That boy’s grandma is probably looking for her shorts. Great video though, thank you.

@Dmonieluv 3 года назад

Great tutorial. Inspired me to make one to get my Harley in the house, now that it's getting colder. I hope your wife recovered quickly.

@tiffanybearden77

How much weight do you think that will hold?

@johndeyoung9230

Great video!!! I was wondering if you or anyone else could please explain how to get the notches in the 2 x 4 for the stairs, the correct depth. I have to build a ramp soon as my mother has recently been assigned to a wheel chair. As it is a more permanent condition, I will be building it out of two by sixes and maybe running an additional one in the middle. I caught everything in the video, except how to make the notches the correct depth thanks.

@concerto4388 21 день назад

Thank you sir

@aya_511

Thank you for the video, my farther has become very ill and can’t walk so we needed to make a ramp for his wheelchair. This video has helped a lot 👍🏻

@WilliamStott007 Год назад

I’m curious why not put the crossbeams the other way so the 4” side cover more space directly under the plywood?

@alukie7014 3 года назад

How thick is the plywood? Did you use pressure-treated. Thanks.

@kylemiller2429 3 года назад

Great video. My 13 year old boxer will be sending his thanks!

@sugetoosty1685 3 года назад

Awesome! Everyone needs a "Pappy"- esp. one that tinkers and can fix/make everything!

@RyArmani Год назад

Thank you for sharing!! Like many have stated already I too needed assistance with my dog. I found another video, but yours is much easier to do and just as sturdy!

@CC-uj6oe

Just what I needed! Great tutorial. Still useful even 3 yrs later! Thank you! 😀

@australianbaby3871 3 года назад

Thanks for the video! Mom just got femur surgery and I have 3 steps leading into the house so this was very easy to follow. Will be doing this!

@thesociallyawkwardgamer1738

I just found this tutorial and it’s nice to see you’re still making videos. Keep it up!

@alygiskaas1021 2 года назад

Thank you for this video. My dog developed some neurological issues (sadly she is not as young as she used to be). Your video was a HUGE help! We built her a ramp and I can’t express how much easier it is on her to have it in place. Thank you so much! I’ll be sharing this with my family and friends!

@Dreamintn

Thank you for this video. Its quick to build, explained thoroughly and sturdy. I appreciate you so much.

@angelluislozada4556 Год назад

Hey Pappy,

@rich4501 2 года назад

Wanted to build a ramp for the dog because he’s getting old. Didn’t want to spent hundreds of dollars building a ramp that I wouldn’t need in a year if the dog passes away.