16' x 40-1/2" Aluminum Walk Ramp — 1,500 lbs. Capacity
Wheeling a pallet jack over a wood plank is how loads end up on the floor. The plank flexes, the wheels drop into the gap, and the whole thing goes sideways.
This walk ramp runs 16' with a 37" usable width and carries 1,500 lbs. It weighs 142 lbs, so one person handles it. The plate end lies flat on the dock or deck and spreads the load across the edge, so there is no rail to catch and nothing to hook wrong.
Why Choose This 16' Walk Ramp
One person can set this ramp, and it still carries 1,500 lbs.
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1,500 lbs. — sized for hand trucks, pallet jacks and walk-behind equipment.
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37" of usable width gives the operator room to steer instead of aiming at the edges.
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Punch plate deck — water, snow and spilled product fall through the openings instead of sitting where a boot lands.
- At 142 lbs one person moves it and stows it.
Made For
Built for anyone moving wheeled loads between ground level and a raised deck.
- Delivery drivers working box trucks and step vans
- Warehouse and dock crews
- Beverage and food service routes
- Landscapers loading walk-behind equipment
- Event and rental crews moving carts and cases
Features
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1,500 lbs. — the rated walking load for this ramp.
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16' length — a longer run flattens the climb, which matters most with a loaded cart.
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37" usable width — the width that actually carries wheels, measured inside the side rails.
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40-1/2" overall width — wide enough for a pallet jack without clipping the curbs.
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5" side rail — raised edges keep a wheel from wandering off the side of the ramp.
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Punch plate deck — water, snow and spilled product fall through the openings instead of sitting where a boot lands.
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Plate End — the plate end lies flat on the dock or deck and spreads the load across the edge, so there is no rail to catch and nothing to hook wrong.
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142 lbs — light enough for one person to set and stow between stops.
Deck and Traction
The punch plate deck grips and drains at the same time. Water, snow and spilled product fall through the openings instead of sitting where a boot lands.
Aluminum does not rust and does not need paint, so the deck looks and behaves the same after a winter outdoors as it did the first week. There is nothing to flake off under a wheel.
The side rails run the full length. They are not decoration — they are what stops a loaded hand truck from walking off the edge halfway up.
Setting It Up
The plate end lies flat on the dock or deck and spreads the load across the edge, so there is no rail to catch and nothing to hook wrong. Set the top so it sits flat and takes weight evenly across the edge.
Ground end first, top end second. Check that both ends are seated before the first load goes up, and keep the ground under the foot firm — a ramp on soft dirt will find the low spot as soon as it is loaded.
The rating is a walking load, not a vehicle load. Match it to the heaviest single unit you push over it, cart and product together.
The Right Walk Ramp for Your Route
If your route or your dock needs a portable walkway between the ground and a truck deck, this ramp is sized for it: 16' of run, 1,500 lbs., and a punch plate deck.
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