Proudly Canadian — QRamp
Modular Ramps
A raised step, porch or deck shouldn't decide who gets in the door. Engineered aluminum sections, laid out to your exact rise, installed in hours — and removable without a trace when your needs change.
A Canadian ramp, installed by your neighbours
QRamp modular access systems are designed and manufactured by ThruFlow Inc. in Wallaceburg, Ontario. Canada to Canada: built in Ontario, delivered and installed by our own team from Thornbury.
Built in Ontario
ThruFlow Inc. designs and builds QRamp in Wallaceburg, Ontario — high-strength, powder-coated aluminum with ThruFlow decking panels.
Made for Canadian winters
Open decking lets snow, rain and debris pass straight through — no sanding, painting or staining, and UV-stabilized for years outdoors.
Installed by our own team
We measure the rise, design the layout with landings and turns, and install it ourselves — usually in a single visit.
QRamp — Built in Ontario
Designed and manufactured by ThruFlow Inc. in Wallaceburg, Ontario, QRamp pairs high-strength, powder-coated aluminum with ThruFlow decking panels that let rain, snow and debris pass straight through — no sanding, painting or staining, ever. Modules go up fast and come apart just as easily, which is why it's our first recommendation for permanent access and the system we rent most.
QRAMP Modular Ramp
Canadian-made interlocking panel ramp that assembles in hours and moves when you do — our go-to for rentals and short-term needs.
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Made in Canada 🍁
Why modular beats building a wooden ramp
Installed in hours, not weeks
Most residential ramps go in during a single visit once the layout is confirmed. No concrete, no permits in most cases, and no damage to the home — take it down later and there's nothing to patch.
Sized to your rise, not a guess
Safe slope for independent wheelchair use is about one foot of ramp per inch of rise. A 24-inch porch wants roughly 24 feet of ramp with landings and turns — which is exactly why we measure your entrance first and design the layout around your yard.
Built for real winters
Open aluminum decking sheds snow, rain and leaves on its own, and powder-coated rails never need paint. Aluminum doesn't rot, warp or splinter the way a wooden ramp does after a few Georgian Bay winters.
Buy it or rent it
Modular ramps are one of the most-rented items we carry — ideal after surgery or for a visiting family member. If the need is long-term, buying usually wins within the first year, and we'll tell you honestly which side of that line you're on.
National Ramp Modular Systems
Two maintenance-free aluminum systems with continuous handrails, high-traction surfaces and a lifetime warranty on the aluminum. The choice usually comes down to the walking surface — solid, or open mesh that sheds snow and rain on its own. We'll recommend the right one at your assessment.
National Ramp Liberty Series Modular Ramp
The solid-surface aluminum modular system: non-slip tread, smooth continuous handrails, zero maintenance — designed and installed to fit your entrance exactly.
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Solid surface
National Ramp Breeze Series Modular Ramp
The open-mesh aluminum modular system: rain and snow fall straight through, so the surface stays clear in Canadian winters.
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Open mesh — sheds snow
Buy or rent?
Both. Rentals suit recoveries and visits; if the need is long-term, buying usually costs less within the first year. We'll walk you through the math for your situation.
How long does installation take?
Most residential modular ramps are installed in a single visit — typically a few hours once the layout is confirmed. No concrete, no permits in most cases, and no damage to the home.
How long a ramp do I need?
Safe slope is about one foot of ramp per inch of rise for independent wheelchair use. A 24-inch porch typically needs around 24 feet of ramp with landings — which is why we measure first and design the layout around your yard.
Will it damage my porch or steps?
No. Modular systems rest on adjustable legs and attach with minimal fasteners at the landing. When a ramp is removed, there's nothing to rebuild.
Book a Free Home Assessment
Not sure what your entrance needs? We'll come measure the rise, sketch the layout and give you a straight answer — free, no obligation.
- We come to you — a proper look at your home, stairs, or bathroom.
- You get honest advice — what fits, what doesn't, and what funding may apply.
- No pressure — the assessment is free and the decision is yours.
Or call the showroom: 519 904 4932 · Mon–Fri 8am–7pm · Sat 10am–5pm · Sun Noon–5pm
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