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11-05-2002 | 07:11 AM
#2
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Houston Texas Houston, Tx.,USA
RE: Wheel Chair Ramp
Call the city building inspector, ask what the requirements are...how long, wide and angle, you don't want to put one up han have to rip it down because it doesn't meet the area building codes. Also ask for any info on other stuff he may need to help with his mother. Rails in the bath room, differant door handels and stuff.
Hurry up and wait.
Hurry up and wait.
11-13-2002 | 10:43 AM
#4
Typical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Lynn, MA
RE: Wheel Chair Ramp
We just built a ramp for my father who broke his neck last fall. His is pretty basic - straight up, long enough to make it not a ridiculous incline.
We also needed to put in a handicapped shower, and a strong rail by the toilet, but other than that he gets around pretty well in the house. His chair bangs up the wall a bit.
Incidentally, my brothers and I are working hard to get him a deer this year. He has had a couple close opportunities, but no luck yet. Hopefully he'll get one this weekend.
We also needed to put in a handicapped shower, and a strong rail by the toilet, but other than that he gets around pretty well in the house. His chair bangs up the wall a bit.
Incidentally, my brothers and I are working hard to get him a deer this year. He has had a couple close opportunities, but no luck yet. Hopefully he'll get one this weekend.
