Stage ramp

Various performers with different mobility levels utilise stages. Within the entertainment industry, service providers such as theatre owners and event organisers must guarantee that performance spaces, including stages, are wheelchair-accessible in accordance with the Equalities Act 2010. Achieving this requirement often involves implementing platform lifts, ramps or incorporating accessibility considerations during the design process.

What Type of Ramp Is Suitable For Stages?

The chosen ramp will often depend on the threshold height that needs to be overcome, its usage and how long the system will be in situ (if temporary or permanent).

Portable Threshold Ramps can overcome small rises and are designed to be placed down and utilised by one user at a time. These can be brought on Amazon.

A modular ramp is a versatile solution for addressing various threshold heights, allowing for the simultaneous accommodation of multiple users, and supporting a substantial loading capacity of up to 1,000 kilograms.

The product is also well-suited for both temporary and permanent applications and fully adheres to the requirements outlined in Part M & K of the Building Regulations.

Ramp Site Surveys

Our site surveyors use lidar scanners, an invaluable tool that proves highly advantageous when designing indoor access. This machine scans and records the dimensions of objects within its field of view, including floor levels, ceiling heights, pillars, and overhead beams. Consequently, ramps can be designed around such obstructions.