Oxford SupaGrip SafeKerb Ramp | Wheelchair and Pedestrian Access
1280x760mm | Suits 60mm to 160mm Kerbs
Oxford SupaGrip SafeKerb Ramp | Wheelchair and Pedestrian Access is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Oxford SupaGrip SafeKerb Ramp | Wheelchair and Pedestrian Access is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
The Oxford SupaGrip SafeKerb Ramp is a moulded plastic kerb ramp that gives wheelchair users, mobility scooter users and pedestrians a way across a kerb while a footpath is closed for works. It sits on the kerb and the road surface without anchoring in most applications, and is rated by Oxford Plastics for loads up to 350kg.
It is used by traffic management companies, civil contractors, utilities and councils wherever a footpath is taken out of service and pedestrians have to be moved onto a temporary route. Typical work includes trenching across a footpath, kerb and channel repairs, service connections and shopfront works where pedestrian access has to be maintained.
The ramp weighs 10kg, so it is a one person lift, and it stacks flat for transport and storage. The surface carries an integral slip resistant texture in high visibility yellow, with soft flexible black edges that grip the road surface and define the route. Oxford's LowPro edge design lets the ramp sit in place without bolting in most applications, and reduces sliding, noise and damage to asphalt. Bolt down holes are provided at the corners if a site risk assessment calls for the ramp to be fixed. Construction is non-metal and 100% recyclable, and Oxford states the product has been proven from +50°C down to -30°C.
The ramp is directional. One long edge is moulded with the instruction "Secure this edge over Kerb", and that is the edge that goes onto the footpath side. The 1280mm dimension runs along the kerb and sets the width of the pedestrian route, while the 760mm dimension is the run out into the road. It suits kerb heights from 60mm to 160mm and is rated for spans up to 420mm. At a 60mm kerb it sits at a 1:5 gradient, and at a 160mm kerb it sits at 1:3. Deflection under a 350kg centre load is 11mm. Confirm the kerb height and check the kerb and ground are stable before every installation. Inspect the ramp between installations and take any ramp with cracks in the yellow section or visible bending out of service.
On compliance, Oxford Plastics states the SupaGrip meets the UK HAUC Advice Note 2018/01 for footway ramps, and it is designed to be used alongside UK street works codes of practice. Slip resistance has been tested by an independent test house using a Munro pendulum tester with Slider 96, returning low slip potential results in wet and dry conditions across three directions. The ramp is moulded "Kerb Ramp for Pedestrian and Wheelchair use only" and is not rated for vehicles. On Australian sites, note that AS 1742.3 requires a kerb ramp at a pedestrian path of travel to be provided in accordance with AS 1428.1, and the gradients above are steeper than those AS 1428.1 sets for ramps. UAGS makes no AS 1428.1 compliance claim for this product. Where an AS 1428.1 compliant pedestrian path of travel is required, confirm the gradient requirement with the relevant road authority or a competent person before specifying this ramp.
Supplied as one ramp with a 12 month warranty. Footway ramps are normally needed at both sides of a footpath to carriageway transition, so most pedestrian diversions need two. Barriers or cones should be placed either side of the pedestrian route leaving at least 1m of unobstructed space, preferably 1.5m, for wheelchair and scooter users. The black LowPro edges are held on by ten connectors, five along each long edge. The connectors fitted at manufacture are press fit, and the spares are screw fit so a crew can refit one by hand on site. Ten covers one complete ramp: see SupaGrip SafeKerb ramp replacement connectors.
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Features
Features
- Wheelchair and Pedestrian Access: Temporary kerb ramp rated by Oxford Plastics for mobility scooter users, wheelchair users and pedestrians up to 350kg.
- LowPro Edge Design: Soft flexible black edges grip the road surface so the ramp sits in place without bolting in most applications, reducing sliding, noise and damage to asphalt.
- Slip Resistant Surface: Integral textured surface in high visibility yellow, independently tested with a Munro pendulum tester (Slider 96) returning low slip potential wet and dry.
- Suits 60mm to 160mm Kerbs: 1:5 gradient on a 60mm kerb and 1:3 on a 160mm kerb, rated for spans up to 420mm.
- One Person Handling: Weighs 10kg, lifted and positioned by one person with no lifting equipment, and stacks flat for transport and storage.
- Bolt Down Option: Holes provided for masonry anchors of 12mm diameter x 75mm minimum where a site risk assessment requires the ramp to be fixed. Bolts not supplied.
- Repairable and Recyclable: Non-metal construction, 100% recyclable, with replacement clips available to extend service life.
- Made in the UK: Designed and manufactured by Oxford Plastics, with SafeKerb SupaGrip branding and the 770lb (350kg) load marking moulded into the ramp surface.
Specifications
Specifications
| SKU | OX0836 |
| Product Type | Temporary pedestrian and wheelchair kerb ramp |
| Manufacturer | Oxford Plastics |
| Oxford Product Code | O836 (product reference 4175) |
| Overall Size | 1280mm along the kerb x 760mm deep x 110mm high |
| Weight | 10kg |
| Colour | Yellow with black LowPro edges |
| Material | Moulded plastic, non-metal construction, 100% recyclable |
| Rated Load | 350kg (770lb), for mobility scooter users, wheelchair users and pedestrians. Not rated for vehicle loading. |
| Kerb Height Range | 60mm to 160mm |
| Gradient | 1:5 on a 60mm kerb, 1:3 on a 160mm kerb |
| Orientation | Directional. The long edge moulded "Secure this edge over Kerb" is the edge placed onto the footpath side. |
| Maximum Rated Span | 420mm |
| Deflection | 11mm at 350kg, 21mm at 1150kg (three times working load) |
| Slip Resistance | Munro pendulum tester, Slider 96, independent test house. Dry medians 59, 57 and 63. Wet medians 42, 51 and 51. All classified low slip potential (36 and above). |
| Surface Fixing | LowPro edge, no bolts required in most applications. Bolt down holes provided at the corners for masonry anchors of 12mm diameter x 75mm minimum. |
| Temperature Range | Proven from +50°C to -30°C |
| Stated Compliance | Oxford Plastics states compliance with UK HAUC Advice Note 2018/01 for footway ramps. No AS 1428.1 compliance claim is made for this product. |
| Product Markings | Moulded into the ramp surface: "Safekerb Supagrip", "www.oxfordplastics.com", "Patent pending", "MAX 350kg / 770lb" with pedestrian and wheelchair pictograms, "Kerb Ramp for Pedestrian and Wheelchair use only", and "Secure this edge over Kerb" along one long edge. A blank panel is provided for an engraved customer logo. |
| Handling | One person lift. Do not drop. Do not lift or move with machinery. |
| Connectors | Ten connectors per ramp, five along each long edge, holding the LowPro edges to the body. Connectors fitted at manufacture are press fit. |
| Spare Parts | Screw fit replacement connectors (Oxford part O838), sold by UAGS in lots of 10, which is one full set for one ramp. Screw fit allows a connector to be refitted by hand on site. |
| Quantity per Pallet | 30 |
| Made In | United Kingdom |
| Inclusions | One ramp with LowPro edges and press fit connectors fitted. Replacement connectors and fixing bolts sold separately. |
Warranty
Warranty
12 Month Warranty
The Oxford SupaGrip SafeKerb Ramp carries a 12 month warranty from the date of purchase against manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. The ramp is manufactured by Oxford Plastics in the United Kingdom and the warranty is provided by the manufacturer or its Australian importer. UAG Services handles claims on your behalf, so you do not need to deal with the manufacturer directly.
The warranty does not cover wear of the slip resistant surface texture from high volumes of foot traffic, which Oxford Plastics identifies as normal wear on a temporary use product. Also excluded is damage from dropping the ramp, lifting or moving it with machinery, use on kerbs outside the 60mm to 160mm range, use over spans greater than 420mm, loading above the 350kg rating, any vehicle loading, and continued use of a ramp showing cracks in the yellow section or visible bending.
To make a warranty claim, contact UAG Services Pty Ltd (Gate 2, 7 Royan Place, Bayswater North VIC 3153) at sales@uags.com.au or (03) 8750 0926 with your order reference, a description of the issue and photos of the product. Claims are subject to inspection and approval. Return shipping costs are handled in accordance with the UAGS Returns Policy unless otherwise required under Australian Consumer Law.
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure. This warranty is provided in addition to these rights and does not limit or exclude them.
Oxford SupaGrip SafeKerb Ramp FAQs
What kerb heights does this ramp suit?
What kerb heights does this ramp suit?
60mm to 160mm. At a 60mm kerb the ramp sits at a 1:5 gradient and at a 160mm kerb it sits at 1:3. Confirm the kerb height and check that the kerb and ground are stable before installing.
Which way round does the ramp go?
Which way round does the ramp go?
It is directional. One long edge is moulded "Secure this edge over Kerb" and that edge goes onto the footpath side. The 1280mm dimension runs along the kerb and sets the width of the pedestrian route, and the 760mm dimension is the run out into the road.
Does this ramp meet AS 1428.1?
Does this ramp meet AS 1428.1?
UAGS does not claim that it does. AS 1742.3 requires a kerb ramp at a pedestrian path of travel to be provided in accordance with AS 1428.1, so the standard is relevant on Australian sites. Oxford Plastics publishes gradients of 1:5 on a 60mm kerb and 1:3 on a 160mm kerb for this product, which are steeper than the gradients AS 1428.1 sets for ramps and kerb ramps. If your site requires an AS 1428.1 compliant pedestrian path of travel, confirm the gradient requirement with the relevant road authority or a competent person before specifying this ramp. Oxford Plastics states the ramp complies with the UK HAUC Advice Note 2018/01 for footway ramps.
Does the ramp need to be bolted down?
Does the ramp need to be bolted down?
Not in most applications. Oxford's LowPro edge design is intended to hold the ramp in place on the road surface without anchoring. Bolt down holes are provided at the corners if a site risk assessment calls for the ramp to be fixed, using masonry anchors of at least 12mm diameter and 75mm long. Bolts are not supplied.
Can vehicles drive over it?
Can vehicles drive over it?
No. The ramp is moulded "Kerb Ramp for Pedestrian and Wheelchair use only" and is rated for mobility scooter users, wheelchair users and pedestrians up to 350kg. It is not rated for vehicle loading. For vehicle crossings over trenches you need a trench cover or road plate instead.
How many ramps do I need?
How many ramps do I need?
Footway ramps are normally needed at both sides of a footpath to carriageway transition, so most pedestrian diversions need two. Confirm the arrangement against your traffic management plan.
What are the black edges and can they be replaced?
What are the black edges and can they be replaced?
They are Oxford's LowPro edges, made from a soft flexible material. They grip the road surface, stop the ramp sliding and define the pedestrian route. Each ramp has ten connectors holding the edges on, five along each long edge. The connectors fitted at manufacture are press fit. Replacement connectors are screw fit so a crew can refit one by hand on site, and are available from UAGS in lots of 10, which is one full set for one ramp.
How heavy is it and can one person handle it?
How heavy is it and can one person handle it?
The ramp weighs 10kg and Oxford specifies a one person lift with no lifting equipment needed. Do not drop it and do not lift or move it with machinery.
How long does the slip resistant surface last?
How long does the slip resistant surface last?
Oxford describes the SupaGrip as a temporary use product and notes that the slip resistant pattern can be worn down by high volumes of foot traffic. Clean and inspect the ramp between installations to maintain slip resistance, and take any ramp with cracks in the yellow section or visible bending out of service.
How do I check I have the genuine product?
How do I check I have the genuine product?
The ramp has "Safekerb Supagrip", the Oxford Plastics website address, "Patent pending", "MAX 350kg / 770lb" and "Kerb Ramp for Pedestrian and Wheelchair use only" moulded into the top surface.





