Costway Adjustable Aluminum Wheelchair Ramp - F765

Updated September 24, 2026

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Lot number799
Estimate190.00 CAD
AuctionMega Liquidation Auction - Electronics and GM #21
DateSeptember 27, 2026 at 12:00 PM EDT
Auction houseLiquidation Center
LocationWIndsor

Reserve Price: $60 Start bid: $60 Condition: Like new Product Description Improve accessibility with the Costway AT4649 7 ft. Adjustable Telescoping Aluminum Wheelchair Ramp. Constructed from durable, rust-resistant aluminum, this lightweight ramp provides a safe and convenient solution for wheelchairs, mobility scooters, and other wheeled equipment to navigate steps, curbs, porches, and vehicle entrances. Its telescoping design extends for use and retracts for compact storage and easy transportation, making it ideal for home and travel. Designed with safety in mind, the ramp features a high-traction non-skid surface for reliable grip in various weather conditions and raised guardrails on both sides to help prevent wheels from slipping off the edge. With a 600 lb weight capacity and a secure locking mechanism to keep the sections stable during use, this ramp delivers dependable performance for everyday accessibility needs. Key Features 7 ft. telescoping wheelchair ramp Durable rust-resistant aluminum construction Supports up to 600 lbs High-traction non-skid surface Adjustable retractable design Built-in locking mechanism for stability Raised side guardrails for added safety No installation required Lightweight and portable Ideal for wheelchairs, scooters, steps, curbs, porches, and vehicles Product Specifications Brand: Costway Model: AT4649 Product Type: Telescoping Wheelchair Ramp Material: Aluminum Length: 7 ft. Overall Width: 7.5 in. Usable Width: 6-1/8 in. Weight Capacity: 600 lbs Maximum Applicable Vehicle Height: 15 in. Surface: Non-Skid Traction Color: Silver Installation: None Required

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