Accessibility in schools and universities makes sure that every teacher, student, and person can move around independently and safely. SafePath Products® offers the best and top-quality ADA-compliant ramps for all types of educational facilities—from early learning centers and large university campuses to high schools.
Our ramps are specially made to handle heavy daily use in labs, gymnasiums, classrooms (indoor and outdoor), and administrative buildings. These ramps are very slip-resistant, quiet underfoot, and basic to maintain—making them ideal for educational environments where convenience and safety are top priorities. Whether you’re upgrading stage areas, entrances, or hallways, SafePath ramps give a clean, permanent solution without disrupting class operations.
It is essential for schools and universities to provide each student, employee, and visitor with a safe and dignified approach into school. Schools and universities typically have main entrance points at the entrances of their campus areas, where many individuals will be arriving on school property; therefore, accessibility is even more crucial at those locations. SafePath landing ramp systems provide accessible pathways to the primary entrance points by creating a stable, smooth walkway from parking areas, drop-off locations, and pedestrian walkways. They are designed to provide a slip-resistant surface and slope in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and can serve as a means for schools and universities to comply with various legal requirements while creating an inclusive environment for all. As they are built to be heavy-duty and withstand the wear-and-tear of daily use, they will provide a stable, long-lasting option for educational institutions looking to provide equal access to educational opportunities for all individuals.
Recommended products: EntryLevel™ Landings, BigHorn™ Ramps.
It is essential for all students, faculty and any visitors using wheelchairs or a walking aid to navigate all areas of school and university buildings, such as classrooms, laboratories, and administrative offices, in addition to just the main entrances. Floor transitions of 1–2 inches, raised thresholds, or uneven transitions between areas can present serious mobility challenges if you are using any type of mobility aid. Various types of transition ramps are available to provide a seamless connection from non-accessible areas to accessible areas of the educational institution, which creates trip hazards and improves mobility through the academic environment. SafePath ramps can help provide ADA-compliant continuous pathways throughout educational institutions (from lecture halls to specialized laboratories), as they are durable, slip-resistant and designed to provide a constant source of safety and comfort for occupants in a high-use educational setting.
Recommended products: EZEdge Ramp System, BigHorn Ramps.
Athletic facilities, gymnasiums, and auditoriums commonly have raised floors, stages and a variety of transitions (between hardwood decks and concrete walkways), creating height differences with mobility barriers for athletes/students/guests. SafePath reducers and thresholds provide solutions for these height differences by providing slip-resistant surfaces to allow easy access for wheelchair users, walkers and other mobility devices. Our solutions provide smooth access to allow free movement to and from bleachers, multipurpose auditoriums and indoor sports courts. Our products will support continued functionality of the many use cases in a school’s multi-use activity spaces, while supporting safety and compliance with the ADA.
Recommended products: CourtEdge™ Reducer Ramps, EntryLevel™ Landings.
An important aspect of university residences is providing easy access by people with disabilities to all parts of their housing and surrounding areas. Examples of areas where a reasonable degree of access means people with disabilities will find it difficult to travel include entrance doors, interior entry points, and outside patios (e.g., between two buildings) on campus. All these areas typically have a short yet significant vertical height difference from one part to another. Examples of products designed to address these access barriers include SafePath Threshold Ramps; low-profile accessibility transition solutions; and Modular Residential Ramp Systems. All three examples provide aesthetically pleasing products that enhance any residence/housing layout while also complying with ADA standards. In addition, each of these products will allow for easy access from the main entry points to the various common areas, community kitchens, study room lounges, outdoor patios without compromising the overall design of the area. The ramp products are durable, slip resistant, and constructed for daily use by all students who rely on the use of wheelchairs, walkers, or other assistive devices.
Recommended products: EntryLevel™ Landings.
Outdoor spaces around school and college campuses often have uneven ground, steps, or other temporary obstacles that pose difficulty for those who use them. Our modular and threshold ramp systems are designed to be weather resistant and enable people to safely traverse these high-traffic outdoor spaces. SafePath is designed to offer a smooth, safe path from the ground to the playground equipment, as well as connecting sidewalks from academic buildings to athletic fields; and supporting temporary stages for homecomings, graduations, and assemblies. Our ramps provide durable performance throughout the year, and are built to endure heavy traffic and rapidly changing weather conditions, while continuing to meet full ADA compliance, making it possible for campuses to transition rapidly to meet the needs of seasonal or special events.
Recommended products: Modular Wheelchair Ramps, EZCurb™ Wheelchair Ramp.
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info@safepathproducts.com
+1-(800)-497-2003
21 Valley Court Chico CA. 95973
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