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Judith,

I have 3-5 inch step downs into to my garage, out the front door, and

onto the patio. I have answered all three problems by ordering ramps (a

little $$$$$) from the following site:

http://www.comforthouse.com/1thresram.html

For everyone, there may be items of interest for all:

Related Products:

Scooters http://www.comforthouse.com/comfort/scooters.html>

Roll-up ramps http://www.comforthouse.com/comfort/rolram.html>

Track ramps http://www.comforthouse.com/comfort/tracram.html>

Suitcase ramps http://www.comforthouse.com/comfort/suitram.html>

Mobility aids http://www.comforthouse.com/comfort/mob.html>

Home healthcare http://www.comforthouse.com/comfort/Sicroomsup1.html>

supplies

Incontinence supplies http://www.comforthouse.com/comfort/in.html>

Overbed tables http://www.comforthouse.com/comfort/vertabstan.html>

Hope this is of help for everyone.

Norton

door sills

Hello all,

We are needing to replace our old sliding gass doors and in thinking to

the future we want to be sure the door will be handicap accessible. I am

interested in any input you might have on the doors ( probably French so

they will open easier) and door sills. The handicape sills I have seen

are so flat that I am afraid that in a heavy rain the water could back

up on the patio and enter the house. Also they didn't seem to have

tracks for a screen door and it would be nice to have screens. Are

standard door sills for patio doors workable for wheelchairs? Would any

cost difference between a regular door and handicap accessible be able

to be counted for tax deduction even though I still walk pretty well?

Doors don't get replaced very often, but I want to be prepared for what

I feel will come.

Judith in NC

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Judith,

I have 3-5 inch step downs into to my garage, out the front door, and

onto the patio. I have answered all three problems by ordering ramps (a

little $$$$$) from the following site:

http://www.comforthouse.com/1thresram.html

For everyone, there may be items of interest for all:

Related Products:

Scooters http://www.comforthouse.com/comfort/scooters.html>

Roll-up ramps http://www.comforthouse.com/comfort/rolram.html>

Track ramps http://www.comforthouse.com/comfort/tracram.html>

Suitcase ramps http://www.comforthouse.com/comfort/suitram.html>

Mobility aids http://www.comforthouse.com/comfort/mob.html>

Home healthcare http://www.comforthouse.com/comfort/Sicroomsup1.html>

supplies

Incontinence supplies http://www.comforthouse.com/comfort/in.html>

Overbed tables http://www.comforthouse.com/comfort/vertabstan.html>

Hope this is of help for everyone.

Norton

door sills

Hello all,

We are needing to replace our old sliding gass doors and in thinking to

the future we want to be sure the door will be handicap accessible. I am

interested in any input you might have on the doors ( probably French so

they will open easier) and door sills. The handicape sills I have seen

are so flat that I am afraid that in a heavy rain the water could back

up on the patio and enter the house. Also they didn't seem to have

tracks for a screen door and it would be nice to have screens. Are

standard door sills for patio doors workable for wheelchairs? Would any

cost difference between a regular door and handicap accessible be able

to be counted for tax deduction even though I still walk pretty well?

Doors don't get replaced very often, but I want to be prepared for what

I feel will come.

Judith in NC

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hey jane anne,

was wondering where you got those for the track of the sliding glass doors and

about how much they cost just for a slip wide enough for my chair----at my dad's

and brother's they have them and altho they have rigged just plywood ramps to

cover it, i am not so sure it still isn't bending the track.

thanks,

t

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Tawny,

The info you are seeking is: http://www.comforth

http://www.comforthouse.com/1thresram.html> ouse.com/1thresram.html I

have not had any trouble with the track bending.

Norton

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hey jane anne,

was wondering where you got those for the track of the sliding glass

doors and about how much they cost just for a slip wide enough for my

chair----at my dad's and brother's they have them and altho they have

rigged just plywood ramps to cover it, i am not so sure it still isn't

bending the track.

thanks,

t

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Tawny Swain Castle, Florida

door sills

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Tawny,

The info you are seeking is: http://www.comforth

http://www.comforthouse.com/1thresram.html> ouse.com/1thresram.html I

have not had any trouble with the track bending.

Norton

Re: door sills

hey jane anne,

was wondering where you got those for the track of the sliding glass

doors and about how much they cost just for a slip wide enough for my

chair----at my dad's and brother's they have them and altho they have

rigged just plywood ramps to cover it, i am not so sure it still isn't

bending the track.

thanks,

t

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I replaced the old sliding patio doors here with French doors that

open out to the roll on patio. When shopping I was told that doors

for patios have an inside lip that facilitates rain run off to the

outside of the door corner (which is why sliders and their ball

bearings are always getting rusty and stuck). I then had Phantom

screen doors installed on the inside of the frames. The Phantoms

roll up into a canister on the frame so no screen door is springing

back in your way. There is a threshold height of 3/4 in on the

inside. The outside threshold slopes which works well for scooter

entry as well as giving more space for rain. I even bought a

threshold ramp but found it more a problem than going without.

Only flaws in my system:

a full drink glass sloshes over the top so I learn to fill 3/4.

If I leave the doors open and screens closed until after dark I must

remember my friend the huge tree frog loves to suction himself to the

inside glass and must be shooed away before he ends up IN the house.

I had honeycomb blinds installed on the doors which means I must rush

to close the doors when it rains. I did find a hook like the stores

use to get clothes off the high hooks which works well for closing

the doors from inside.

Out of all my devices and inventions these doors get the most

compliments.

Eva

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> Hello all,

>

> We are needing to replace our old sliding gass doors and in

thinking to the future we want to be sure the door will be handicap

accessible. I am interested in any input you might have on the doors

( probably French so they will open easier) and door sills. The

handicape sills I have seen are so flat that I am afraid that in a

heavy rain the water could back up on the patio and enter the house.

Also they didn't seem to have tracks for a screen door and it would

be nice to have screens. Are standard door sills for patio doors

workable for wheelchairs? Would any cost difference between a regular

door and handicap accessible be able to be counted for tax deduction

even though I still walk pretty well? Doors don't get replaced very

often, but I want to be prepared for what I feel will come.

>

> Judith in NC

>

>

>

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I bought rubber threshold ramps for my sliding doors at

www.discountramps.com

Lynn

http://spoilingaunty.tripod.com

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hey jane anne,

was wondering where you got those for the track of the sliding glass doors

and about how much they cost just for a slip wide enough for my chair----at

my dad's and brother's they have them and altho they have rigged just

plywood ramps to cover it, i am not so sure it still isn't bending the

track.

thanks,

t

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Tawny,

I got them in ST. sburg, Fl. It was out of a magazine. I will see

if I can find it and send it to you.

Jane Anne-----

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Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 8:03 AM

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thanks, couple of others have also sent me sites to go to as well.....if you can

just remember the name of the mag, that would help.......again just passing

along to dad and brother cause i sadly don't have patio doors!

t

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Tawny,

I can not find the book I need to give you an answer.

Look on the net. I just went to search and put in handicap threshold for sliding

glass doors. These are not like mine but they may have changed. Hope this helps.

Jane Anne

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