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Curb Ramp

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cooljimy84:
Blocks of wood get my vote.
Cheap,
Easy to remove,
Easy to replace,
Non permanent,

olethalb:
actually saw some rubber ramps last night against a curb while collecting some wheels.

i can confirm we never paid for a drop curb and they reshaped the whole path to a mild slope too, although as you say this may not help you.

i'd be tempted to knock up some cement and throw it down in a ramp shape against the curb - maybe with a pipe through to allow the drainage to continue, anything like rubber ramps / blocks of wood etc may draw attention and there's always some busy body on a hair trigger ready to complain about things.

cooljimy84:

--- Quote from: olethalb on June 09, 2015, 10:08:22 am ---i'd be tempted to knock up some cement and throw it down in a ramp shape against the curb - maybe with a pipe through to allow the drainage to continue, anything like rubber ramps / blocks of wood etc may draw attention and there's always some busy body on a hair trigger ready to complain about things.

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And that busy body won't complain about a load of cement being stuck down?

olethalb:

--- Quote from: cooljimy84 on June 09, 2015, 12:16:54 pm ---
--- Quote from: olethalb on June 09, 2015, 10:08:22 am ---i'd be tempted to knock up some cement and throw it down in a ramp shape against the curb - maybe with a pipe through to allow the drainage to continue, anything like rubber ramps / blocks of wood etc may draw attention and there's always some busy body on a hair trigger ready to complain about things.

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And that busy body won't complain about a load of cement being stuck down?

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yes but it's less obvious solution  :happy2:

rich83:
Just worth remembering.

Driving your car over that kerb as it stands, and up onto your property is illegal. Also putting a fixed concrete ramp in yourself also would be frowned upon by the local council paper shufflers.

You need to make some sort of removable ramps ideally.

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