EZ-ACCESS TRANSITIONS Angled Entry Plate (TAEP)

The TAEP is a one-piece, solid aluminum plate for easing a small threshold change. It has no moving parts or assembly steps; the configured length adjustment is selected when ordering. Its angled profile creates a transition at the doorway, but fit depends on the threshold rise, landing, door clearance and path of the mobility device. This plate is not the freestanding adjustable-leg TAER ramp or a long portable ramp.

Measure the Opening and Select Length

Measure the threshold, door opening, available approach and landing dimensions before selecting the length adjustment. Confirm that the plate sits securely against the threshold and does not interfere with the door, slider track or nearby trim. Check the mobility device's wheelbase and ground clearance against the transition, and make sure there is enough room to approach squarely.

Material and Setup

The solid aluminum construction does not require powered parts or assembly. Place the plate on a stable, suitable surface and follow EZ-ACCESS's instructions for positioning and inspection. Confirm that it cannot shift during use and that both ends meet the adjoining surfaces without a gap or unsupported edge.

Load and Compatibility

A verified weight capacity is not stated in the available listing. Do not infer one from the material or plate size. Confirm the manufacturer's current load rating and suitability for the intended wheelchair, scooter or pedestrian use before purchase. This angled plate can ease a modest threshold transition but does not replace a ramp selected for a greater rise.

Before Ordering

Verify the TAEP model, selected length adjustment, threshold height, doorway clearance, landing space and load guidance for the specific configuration. Compare the plate with the site measurements before ordering and inspect its contact with the floor and threshold before use.