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TRIXIE Heavy Duty Telescoping Pet Ramp, 68.9" L X 15.7" W X 3.5" H
Description
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The TRIXIE Heavy Duty Telescoping Aluminum Pet Ramp is designed to safely assist your pet in reaching new heights independently. Constructed from sturdy, yet lightweight aluminum, this ramp can accommodate large dogs up to 220 pounds. The length is adjustable from 30" to 69".
- - Always Together - Use the compact telescoping ramp to help your best friend get in and out of your vehicle all by themselves to continue your adventures together
- - Compact Storage - Ramp easily slides down to a smaller, more compact size to let you conveniently store in your vehicle
- - Adjustable Sizing - The adjustable telescoping ramp provides your pet help getting in and out of different sized vehicles; ramp measures 30-69" L x 15.7" W x 3.4" H
- - Safe and Durable - This strong ramp is made of durable lightweight aluminum and supports pets up to 198 lbs; High-traction surface keeps your furry friend from slipping or falling when walking on the ramp
- - Lightweight - Weighing only 15 pounds the ramp is easy to carry and lift in and out of the car
Specifications
| SKU | 3518622 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Trixie |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 15 LBS |
Flooring Information
| Finish | Silver |
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Additional Features
| Primary Color | Silver |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Small |
| Material | Aluminum |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 68.9 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 3.5 IN |
| Width | 15.7 IN |
1 year.
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Questions
Do the sides lock in place while in use? I wouldn't want it to slide back together with my pet on it. Thanks.
- There are no locks on the individual slide sections, but the strong friction fit prevents them from sliding back together without some effort. My two dogs have never had an incident with the sections sliding back into each other, and they use it on a daily basis to get in and out of the house over a stairway.
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Can multiple of these be combined to make a longer ramp? My old man having issues with my stairs and we live in a raised home in a flood zone.
- Hello, we would not recommend combing multiple ramps as there is no way to attach them securely. Thank you for your question.
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Can this be used for the steps from a porch/deck to the sidewalk ?
- Hello, yes this ramp can be used for a porch/deck. Thank you for your question.
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How long is the ramp when it is not extended
- Hello, the ramp is 30.7 inches long when not extended. Thank you for your question.
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How much does the ramp itself weigh.
- Hello, this ramp weighs 18 pounds. Thank you for your question.
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What is on the surface of the ramp for traction to prevent the dog from slipping? Is it sturdy or will the dog's nails scratch it off?
- Hello, this ramp has a thermoplastic rubber surface to prevent slippage. This TPR surface can not be scratched off. Thank you for your question.
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In one place in the description it says it accomodates large dogs up to 220 pounds. In another part of the description, it mentions a weight limit of 198 pounds. This makes a difference to me as my dane is 210 pounds. Please respond with correct weight li
- Hello, the weight limit for this item is 198 lbs. Thank you for your question and for bringing this to our attention.
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