Telescopic ramps (pair) 200 cm

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Telescopic ramps (pair) 200 cm

Telescopic ramps (pair) 200 cm

Designed for the disabled to pass through thresholds. Can be used at different heights, the length of the ramp is variable.

Note: The quantity of certain goods is currently very limited, so please before the purchase, make sure that the goods are in stock. Contact the customer service staff and they will inform you about the delivery time. Free order line 8 800 00225, e-mail: info@slaugivita.com

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Product code: 30016-200

Specifications

- Made of aluminum, with plastic handles and tips.
- The surface is cut with sharp grooves, which guarantee a long-lasting, good adhesion to the bogie tires.
- Dimensions: inner width 18.2 cm, outer width 27.9 cm, length 200 cm.
- Maximum load: 200 kg.

- CE marked and complies with the requirements of the EU Directive 93/42 / EEC for medical devices.

- Warranty: 1 year.

* Note: according to the updated STI VAT Article 19. Subject to paragraph 5, this measure may benefit from a reduced VAT rate of 5% if the procuring entity or body provides evidence that the equipment or facilities are being purchased by a disabled person or that the equipment purchased will be used exclusively to meet the needs of disabled people.

The supporting document may be:

Disability certificate
Document proving that a person has a special need for permanent or temporary use of TPP (doctor's statement No.027 / a, where the measures are indicated (validity 12 months from the date of issue); TPNC certificate)
When the purchasing institution is a free-form confirmation issued by the institution that the purchased equipment will be used exclusively for the disabled.