Case Studies

When steps at the front door became a daily obstacle, one customer needed a way in and out that didn’t rely on them. Easiaccess were called in to design a step-free solution that balanced building regulations, gradient, privacy and the realities of an existing garden, without disrupting access for visitors.

Creating accessible community spaces starts with the right access solution. Discover how Easiaccess designed and installed a bespoke modular ramp and step system for the Animal Aid Association, providing safe, compliant access to their charity shop while ensuring visitors of all abilities could enter with confidence.

Easiaccess worked alongside other contractors to create an accessible route to a new bike shelter at the University of Arts. The project required a carefully considered solution that could accommodate pedestrians and bikes while working within the available space. Discover how our team helped deliver a durable, practical and accessible environment for students.

Faced with a significant height difference and limited space, Easiaccess designed and installed a bespoke wheelchair access solution that connected the property to the public footpath. Discover how careful planning, groundworks, and modular ramping combined to create a safe, practical route that improves everyday independence.

At St Mary’s Lighthouse car park, we installed two modular ramps to improve access to public restroom facilities. Working within tight spatial constraints, the installation features anti-slip mesh surfacing, yellow highlighted edges, and compliant gradients, ensuring safe, practical access for visitors in a busy coastal location.

Faced with seven challenging steps and a significant height difference, this project required a carefully planned modular ramping solution to create safe, compliant wheelchair access. See how our team transformed the property’s garden while overcoming complex design, access, and landscaping challenges along the way.

We replaced a timber access ramp at Archbishop Holgate’s School, installing a compliant modular system for high footfall use. Featuring Easitread Rubber Crumb surfacing, contrasting handrails and improved safety, the new installation supports students and staff during exams and daily access. delivered within tight installation window period successfully

Easiaccess designed and installed a 37.5m modular ramp system at Mount Vernon Hospital to provide safe, compliant access to a newly refurbished cancer ward entrance. Built with a gentle 1:20 gradient and durable GRP surface, the solution accommodates high footfall, hospital beds, and stretchers within a busy live construction site.

Easiaccess supplied and installed a temporary modular ramp at Freeman Hospital in Newcastle, providing safe access to a portable medical imaging unit. With a fast turnaround from survey to installation, the solution ensured patients and staff could access the unit quickly and safely while maintaining compliance within a busy hospital environment.

This residential project in Morpeth involved installing a bespoke modular ramp and step unit to provide safe, independent wheelchair access. Working alongside the local council, we designed the system around the existing property layout, incorporating new paving and an internal threshold ramp to create a practical, accessible route from the driveway to the front door.

A bespoke modular ramp installation in West Yorkshire helped transform access for a wheelchair user facing difficult entry and exit to their home. By creating a new doorway and designing a ramp that serves both entrances, our team delivered a practical solution that improved safety, independence, and everyday accessibility for the customer.

This case study showcases a bespoke modular ramp solution designed to replace steep front-door steps and overcome a sloping garden. The finished system provides safe, compliant access while improving ease of use, confidence, and day-to-day independence for the customer.

A bespoke modular ramp solution designed to meet dual mobility needs in a restricted residential space. This case study highlights how thoughtful planning and custom components delivered safe, independent access to both the front entrance and rear garden, while accommodating shared boundaries, storage requirements, and ambulant users.

Easiaccess designed and installed a bespoke access solution in Leeds, for a customer with mobility challenges. A new low-level threshold doorway and straight bridge created a smooth, direct route to the garden path. Easirail handrails and drainage features ensured safe, practical access, greatly improving the customer’s independence and comfort.

To support a disabled family member in accessing their home, Easiaccess had to overcome challenges to design a bespoke modular ramp. This included navigating planters, maintaining access to the cupboards, and providing space for bins. Dual access via a step unit was included for other household members. The final solution delivered 7 m of ramping with platforms, achieving a 1:12 gradient, ensuring safe, functional, and seamless access from home to driveway.

In Tingley, Yorkshire, we adapted an existing brick and flag platform with a modular ramp to meet the client’s powered chair needs. The return ramp delivered 7000mm of compliant ramping at a 1:12 gradient, incorporating platforms, Easirail handrails, and a paved landing. The design preserved garden space while blending seamlessly with the property.

A bespoke modular ramp system was installed at a residential property in Swillington, Leeds, providing both independent and assisted access while overcoming tight boundary constraints and preserving garden features.

A compact modular ramp installation in North Shields, delivering safe wheelchair access through smart design and thoughtful modifications to a tight residential space.