Case Studies

A modular access ramp for a DVSA site in Humberside, completing the project in 8 hours. The ramp featured handrails, highlighted edges, and both ramped and stepped access.

Easiaccess installed a ramp for a temporary merchandise store at Newcastle United Football Club. Completed within a week from survey to installation, the ramp featured safety handrails and highlighted edges. This efficient work ensured the store opened on time and met the needs of both the client and the football club.

A contractor needed quick access for temporary classrooms. Easiaccess surveyed and installed the platforms and steps within 5 hours, a week later, featuring safety enhancements like metal mesh and handrails. The client was impressed by the efficient and high-quality service.

A client with limited mobility required improved access to their garage, where they store a scooter and wheelchair. We installed a 6.3m ramp with a mid-point rest section, along with a platform at the rear of the property, allowing easy transfer between mobility aids. Additional modifications to the paving and steps provided convenient access from the driveway.

We improved access to a terraced cottage for a client using a walking aid by installing a modular step unit with lower rises, bilateral handrails, and a paved landing. An 11-metre easirail provided support along the garden steps, offering a safe solution without disrupting the communal pathway.

As part of a partnership network, we installed a ramp for a new Changing Places facility at Irchester Country Park, ensuring full accessibility, completing the installation on time and within a tight deadline after a site survey and consultation with the client, and closely coordinating with their on-site team.

Mister Modular needed ramp and stepped access for a new modular classroom pod, and within a two-week window during the spring half term, we efficiently installed compliant ramps and platforms, met required standards, and completed the project on time for the new school term.

We efficiently installed new ramped access and an automatic door for St Mary’s Hospital, ensuring access to a testing unit and emergency exit, allowing the hospital to open the refurbished ward on schedule and meeting all expectations.

Residential ramp installation for a clients home in Sunderland. This ramp featured platform extensions, a gate unit and additional ground works.

A modular wheelchair ramp installation at a residential property in North Yorkshire, with a 1:12 gradient for ease of use.

Our client, a primary school seeking to enhance safety and accessibility for students, required Easiaccess to construct a public access ramp from the playground to the main building.

Cramlington Town FC, a local amateur and junior football club, needed a new ramp for their recently refurbished clubhouse. Easiaccess was tasked with providing a solution within a strict budget and tight deadline.

This case study outlines our tailored solution for a customers’ unique accessibility needs within a shared residential estate. Through careful design and implementation, we installed a 4.8m ramp with turn platforms, maintaining garden aesthetics and complying with regulations. The addition of gate and step units further improved access while minimising disruption to other residents.

This case study focuses on improving accessibility for a customer in the Leeds area, who has specific mobility challenges. The customer owns a small scooter and a wheelchair, but his property’s steep driveway has been posing difficulties. The objective of this project is to provide a feasible solution to enhance accessibility and improve his daily living.

A North East based modular building provider, had been asked to install a new modular classroom / training facility at NETA Training Group. The client required ramped and stepped access to the new modular unit, which was designed to house, workspaces and areas to train apprentices.  

The customer wanted to build a new extension to the side and rear of their property. Planning permission required a ramp that provided access to the rear door of the extension without blocking the side gate for the right-hand neighbour and without extending past the boundary wall of the covered driveway, ensuring clear access for the neighbour on the left.

A large nationwide construction company were tasked with some renovation work for the school, while also needing to provide new ramped access into the playground area. Easiaccess were tasked with surveying and creating a ramp that fitted the clients requirements.

Due to unexpected and significant health issues, the client required greater assistance to safely access their property, with the existing thresholds and stepped access proving difficult to negotiate. As a result of this, Easirail handrails and Excellent Systems proved the best solution to create safe, easy to use access.