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Beginners Guide To Curb Ramps In Creekside Mobile Home Community

Do I need a curb ramp?

If you are new to Creekside Mobile Home Community, you may be wondering about the curb ramps. Where are they? How do they work? What are the rules for using them? This blog post will answer all of those questions and more! Keep reading for a beginner’s guide to curb ramps in Creekside Mobile Home Community.

What is a curb ramp?

“Curb ramps may be installed by residents, provided that they rest on the concrete gutter and not on the asphalt. Residents are responsible for keeping ramps free of debris so they do not interfere with drainage in the gutters.” – Creekside Rules & Regulations (2021 version)

A curb ramp is a device that is used to help vehicles which have difficulty getting into and out of a manufactured home park space driveway. There are several different types of curb ramps, but they all have one basic purpose: to make it easier for vehicles to transition from the street to a space driveway and back again. Curb ramps can be made from a variety of materials, including rubber, metal, and wood. They can also be placed in different locations along a space driveway. In most cases, curb ramps are placed in the gutter so that they can ease the transition of the vehicle from the street to the space driveway. A proper curb ramp should probably allow water to flow freely through the gutter and not block debris such as leaves.

Should a curb ramp extend the full length of a space driveway?

After using a full length curb ramp it would appear that a full length curb ramp that extends the width of the driveway is the best solution. Curb ramps that are only set up where the two tires of a vehicle will exactly meet the driveway are more difficult to use. Sometimes you can miss the curb ramp with one tire of your vehicle which causes additional wear and tear.

Can I use a wooden board as a curb ramp?

Some people in manufactured home communities that have rolled curbs just place a 2×4 or similar piece of wood in their gutter space to simulate a curb ramp. This seems to work.

Can I use a steel plate or multiple steel plates for curb ramps?

It would appear that steel plate curb ramps work well enough. However, it may be best to anchor the steel plate in place as it can more around when fall into the gutter if it is not properly anchored. Additionally, a steel curb ramp that doesn’t extend the full width of the driveway can also be not optimal if and when you miss the ramp.

What are BRIDJIT curb ramps?

BRIDJIT is a curb ramp system that fills the gutter between the private street and the space driveway. IT limits the bounce of your vehicle when it transitions this space by a significant amount. BRIDJIT is easy to install and requires no permit. BRIDJIT is made with durable 100% recycled materials and comes with a transferrable lifetime warranty. BRIDJIT is engineered to bridge gaps up to 6 inches and are safe for vehicles weighing up to 10,000 pounds. BRIDJIT Curb Ramps make it possible for residents to reduce the wear and tear on their vehicles. BRIDJIT Curb Ramps also provide an easier way for parents pushing strollers, carts or luggage to roll up over curbs. BRIDJIT curb ramps come in one, two, or three sections.

What is a PYLE Car Vehicle Curbside Driveway Ramp?

PYLE car vehicle driveway ramps are ideal for any resident who wants the convenience of being able to drive their car up to their front door without having to worry about the hassle and expense of building a ramp themselves. These driveway ramps are made of sturdy, weather-resistant materials that can withstand the weight of an automobile, and they feature a non-slip surface to ensure safe footing. Generally they seem to be made out of rubber. PYLE brand curb ramps seem to come in 2 sections. They may be much cheaper than the BRIDJIT brand.

Should I get curb ramps?

Curb ramps are a great way to protect your car and make the driveway transition smoother. They come in a variety of materials so you can choose what will work best for your home. What do you think about curb ramps? Are they something you would consider installing on your property?

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