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A typical double car driveway entrance 16-18 ft with a standard rolled curb requires approximately two to three kits.

Yes, you can create a removable ramp by using a substrate.

We recommend using this protective underlayment for removable ramps cut it into strips to fit your curb.

Curb Ramp can be installed by one person in about an hour. The components are mixed together and will need to dry before you can drive over it. The curation period depends on the moisture and temperature of the curb surface as well as the air temperature and humidity. The material takes less time to cure in hotter temperatures. To be safe, avoid driving over it for 48 hours. Learn more >

It usually takes about 24 and 48 hours to set up/cure. It can be driven on once completely hardened. We recommend doing a touch test to confirm the ramp is solid after a day – the cured material will feel similar to that of a professional running track or playground surface. When in doubt, it’s probably best to wait a day. You wouldn’t want to drive over it if it’s not sufficiently firm.

There’s not really minimum thickness. It feathers smooth where it tapers to meet the existing asphalt or concrete, but there will inevitably be a very small lip technically.

Yes, it will bond to asphalt with the same strength as to concrete.

Priming is not recommended when the surface is wet. Some air moisture (humidity) is good for curation, but the surface of your ramp should be clean and dried before priming.

Yes, you can. Just re-prime the area and apply more mixed material atop and it will adhere just fine. For mild wear and tear, an Asphalt Emulsion Sealer can also be applied using a paint brush to create a protective lining for new and existing ramps.

Yes, our product can be used to fill a ramp mold.

You can clean any tools used with Mineral Spirits or similar paint thinner.

Unfortunately we don’t have a network of installers nationwide, but any local landscape contractor ought to be able to apply this to your curb no problem using a trowel. Here’s a quick video of the process: DIY Curb Ramp – How To Make A Removable Driveway Ramp For Lowered Cars. Please note that the removable substrate is optional.

Feel free to send us a photo of your particular project using the appropriate form on the contact page and we can take a look and connect you with one of our specialists by email or phone.

The finished ramp is semi-porous, which allows for some drainage naturally. To further facilitate street water drainage at the end of your driveway, shape or “feather out” the ends of the ramp to help guide water safely around it. (In other words, don’t make a hard right angle at either end of your ramp..) This prevents the build-up of debris so your driveway entrance remains unobstructed and allows water to easily circumvent your driveway entrance and enter back into the curb channel. If you plan on installing a drainage channel, please refer to this article.

Pre-made driveway curb ramps are significantly more expensive for the same coverage and cannot be easily adjusted to fit your curved driveway’s rolled curb. This product can be used as a driveway “curb bridge” where ready-made product simply are not going to work – whether they don’t fit the gutter shape or are too expensive for the desired coverage by volume. Bottom line? Curb Ramp saves you hundreds of dollars and offers the flexibility to make a custom ramp to fit the unique shape and size of your driveway entrance.

This depends greatly on the amount of vehicle traffic and whether it was installed properly. Most installations will last many years before any maintenance is required. If you notice visible signs of minor wear and tear on the surface, a topcoat can be applied using a paint brush to create a protective lining for new and existing ramps. Contact us for our latest topcoat product recommendations or any other maintenance questions.

Curb Ramp can be spread over any sized driveway with any sized rolled curb gap to fit any slope. If you have questions or a special situation, feel free to contact us and we’ll offer our suggestion.

Unlike pre-made alternatives, Curb Ramp can be shaped to fit any curvature at any desired slope as you spread it to fill the curb gap.

A finished Curb Ramp is highly durable and retains its durability and elasticity for several inches in depth.

Local rules and regulations with regard to driveway curb entrances can differ from one neighborhood to the next. Curb Ramp LLC assumes no liability for violations of local laws nor regulations. We encourage anyone interested in installing a driveway curb ramp to consult with their HOA as well as any other applicable local rules and/ or regulations prior to installation. In many cases, building a removable ramp using a substrate and/ or installing drainage channel using a pipe or similar accessory will satisfy most HOA’s concerns. For more information on Homeowner’s Association compliance including tips from past customers, refer to this article.

Not if Curb Ramp has been properly installed. The durability and bond strength of the polyurethane adhesive will hold the material together and allow street sweepers to operate without being impacted. Again, we recommend sloping the material at the ends so as to avoid unnecessary friction and clinging of the broom/bristles to the Curb Ramp ends.

The enclosed primer is used to paint the curb before spreading the mixture to ensure a good material bond to the curb surface. When the material cures, it will not shift if the primer is properly applied and the curb is installed correctly.

Yes. Curb Ramp’s chemical bond is exceptionally strong. When applying to an existing permanent ramp, we recommend you first prime your driveway, then place the rubber ramp, and finally cover the ramp with the Curb Ramp material. For removable ramps, we recommend first applying a rubber substrate and priming it before placing your rubber ramp.

No, you wouldn’t be able to spread the material over the grates without the material falling through.

Yes, Curb Ramp can be spread to fill the gap, creating a ramp for a smoother entry.

Curb Ramp is sealed with an adhesive providing exceptional bond strength. This solidifies the compound to the curb and prevents it from shifting.

The adhesive is a commercial grade solvent-free, moisture curing, one-component, polyurethane binder. Chemical specifications and safety data can be found on the product page.

It has a 6 month shelf life, but can last longer than that if the seal is good.

A few things to look for:

• If you see any signs of leakage around seal or seam – Bad.
• Shake the can a little – Can you hear the adhesive slosh around? If so, good.
• If you open it and see a crusty top, it has been exposed to air and compromised – Bad.

Yes. Curb Ramp was rigorously tested and has been successfully installed across the U.S. in all times of climates. When cured, the finished material is similar to a professional running track.

Curb Ramp cures best in warm, humid weather, but the adhesive will still bond well in cold temperatures and is tested down to 5 degrees. When temperatures are below freezing, it will take longer to cure. In preparation for the install, you’ll want to make sure the adhesive has been stored in a relatively warm environment before you try and prime and/or mix it with the material. If the can has been sitting out in the cold at those temperatures, it will be very thick – like molasses – and much harder to work with. Typically, customers in these climates will do the mixing in a heated garage, for example. If you are mixing in an enclosed space, please note that while the adhesive is low VOC, you’ll want to be sure there is some ventilation in the room to disperse fumes emitted by the polyurethane binder so as not to inhale those directly in a concentrated environment.

While we have not performed tests against snow plows, we also have not had any reports of ramps getting ripped up by one. When you shape or “feather out” the ends of the ramp to guide water safely around it, this also helps guide the blades of a snow plow over the top of it. However, we are not able to make any guarantees and are not responsible for damage caused by snowplows, street sweepers or other road clearing vehicles.

Curb Ramp is water-resistant and highly durable. It has been rigorously tested and successfully installed across the U.S. in all types of climates. During installation however, we recommend to wait for good weather i.e. without precipitation in order to let it cure properly. It can take anywhere between 24-48 hours to fully set up and dry. Rain during the curation period can compromise the integrity of the ramp, so it would be best to try and cover it with a tarp and redirect water around it in the event of any unexpected showers.

A finished Curb Ramp is water resistant, not fully waterproof. While most water will flow over or around the ramp, it will absorb small amounts of moisture and discards it through evaporation.

Installation is best in warm temperatures, but can be installed at any temperature, ideally above freezing. If it’s real cold there, just make sure the adhesive stays warm up to the point of installation. If it’s been sitting out in the cold for some time it will be like molasses and harder to mix and spread.

Curb Ramps are highly durable. Depending on the severity and fluctuations of weather, they can last for years without needing any structural repairs. The first Curb Ramp was installed 15 years ago and has only required some minor aesthetic repairs.

A finished Curb Ramp is highly durable. If properly installed and handled, a removable Curb Ramp should retain its structure for a considerable amount of time, although Curb Ramp assumes no liability, expressed or implied of the handling or mishandling of ramps under such circumstances.

Under normal circumstances, most items are shipped within 3-5 business days or less. Items out of stock may be sourced from an individual sales representative or reseller in order to fulfill orders in a timely manner. Packaging and branding may vary.

No, we do not ship outside the continental US.

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Curb Ramp Shipping Specifications:

• Weight: 50 lb
• Package Dimensions: 22 x 14 x 12″
• Distributor Location: Pueblo West, CO 81007

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If you need to cancel an order, please contact us ASAP. In keeping with the very best customer service, we’ll do our best to cancel your order and issue a refund. If your order was already processed, however, normal return policies apply.

Please contact us and let us know the reason for return. We work very hard to make sure our customers are satisfied, and in many cases we are able to correct whatever problem you are having with your Curb Ramp. If for some reason we can not satisfy your concerns, we will work with you to get your a refund as quickly as possible. Please note that we do not accept returns on used kits. You may return most new, unopened items sold and fulfilled by Curb Ramp within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. Should we accept the return, the buyer is required to pay for its return.

Curb Ramp ships in durable cardboard boxes including the gallon can of adhesive. Damage to the box is no cause for alarm. However, if the can containing the primer and adhesive have been compromised (i.e. broken, damaged or otherwise leaking) there may be an issue. If for some reason there is a leak and the material has been compromised you must notify the shipping company immediately and file a report. Please also send us this information including a copy of the report so we can use it to process your refund. Feel free to use the form on the contact us page.

As with any DIY product, we cannot assume liability as to the workmanship of any particular project and therefore cannot offer a blanket warranty policy. However, we strive to ensure every customer enjoys a positive experience and work with customers to get them what they need to successfully complete their ramp and ensure its longevity.

You can find up-to-date pricing including limited-time discounts and specials on the product page.