Lighter than steel, these aluminum dock plates have two handles for quick manual positioning to bridge the gap between a truck and the dock. Use them when loading and unloading with hand trucks, pallet trucks, and other walk-on/walk-off equipment. Plates have a diamond surface texture to provide positive traction.

The tracks on these ramps retract after use for convenient carrying and storage. Originally designed for wheelchairs, they are useful in an industrial setting to roll equipment up a few stairs using a hand truck. Made of aluminum, these platforms are lightweight and easy to handle. They have an antislip surface and lips on the sides to lessen the chance of runoff.

Note: Check local, state, and federal codes, including OSHA, for safe set up and operating practices.

Drive a fully loaded forklift into a truck, trailer, or dock door from ground level. When you’re done, these ramps break down to the size of a double-wide pallet for storage. They’re often referred to as yard ramps because they’re common in shipping yards. Made entirely of aluminum, these ramps stand up to the weather. The perforated surface gives your vehicle traction in all conditions and allows rain, snow, and dirt to pass through. These ramps have two included ratchet straps to secure them to a vehicle and prevent them from pulling away. Plates on either end facilitate smooth transitions from ground to ramp and ramp to truck.

No tools are needed for setup. Assembly can be completed in as little as 15 minutes with two people and a forklift.

Note: Check local, state, and federal codes, including OSHA, for safe set up and operating practices.

These plates allow forklift access so you can move them easily to bridge the gap between a truck and the dock. Use them when loading and unloading with forklifts, battery-operated hand trucks, and other powered equipment. Plates have a diamond surface texture for positive traction and lips on the sides lessen the chance of vehicle runoff.

These cable ramps are strong enough to withstand equipment traffic and have a textured surface for traction. Place them over existing cable to prevent damage. Made of aluminum, they are corrosion resistant.

Easy to mop and wipe down, these smooth thresholds don't have ridges or grooves that can trap water and dirt. They're often used to transition between different flooring surfaces and reduce the gap between a door and the floor. Because they’re smooth, they provide less traction than ribbed thresholds. Cut them with a hacksaw for a precise fit.

Prevent tripping and slipping between uneven floors. These thresholds have a polypropylene joint that flexes up to 20° up or down and expands by as much as _1/4″. The joint also acts as a thermal barrier to reduce condensation and help insulate doorways. Made of aluminum, these won’t degrade from contact with rain or snow when used in entryways. The ribbing offers more traction than smooth thresholds. They’re also lightweight, durable, and easy to clean. Trim them with a hacksaw for a precise fit in your space.

Use them to bridge the gap between a truck and the dock when loading and unloading with forklifts, battery-operated hand trucks, and other powered equipment. Plates have a diamond surface texture for positive traction and lips on the sides lessen the chance of vehicle runoff.

Strong enough to handle forklifts and heavy vehicle traffic, these thresholds add a slip-resistant bridge between flooring surfaces. They’re 10 times stronger than standard thresholds and provide more grip than smooth thresholds.

With a ribbed top, these thresholds offer more slip resistance than smooth thresholds. Use them to make a transition between flooring surfaces as well as to reduce the gap between a door and the floor. They’re made of aluminum, so they’re lightweight, durable, and easy to clean. They won’t corrode from rain or snow if installed in an exterior doorway. Trim them with a hacksaw so they fit precisely in your space.

These thresholds have a seal to provide protection from the elements. With a ribbed top, they offer more slip resistance than smooth thresholds. Use them to make a transition between flooring surfaces as well as to reduce the gap between a door and the floor.

The middle of these three-piece thresholds can be installed smooth or ribbed side up. The smooth side has a groove-free surface that’s easy to clean, while the ribbed side is slip resistant. Use them to make a transition between flooring surfaces and to reduce the gap between a door and the floor. Made of aluminum, these thresholds are lightweight and durable. They won’t corrode when exposed to water or humidity, so you can install them in exterior doorways.

Adjust the height of the seal on these antislip, weather-resistant thresholds to ensure a tight fit under doors. Use them to compensate for door sag or to accommodate door bottoms that were miscut when installed. Raise the top of the threshold by adjusting the four screws under the removable seal. Each screw can be adjusted to a different height to accommodate uneven gaps. Made of vinyl plastic, the seal compresses against the bottom of your door to keep out drafts, moisture, dust, and insects. To keep you from slipping, the ribbing offers more traction than smooth thresholds. Because they’re made of aluminum, these thresholds won’t degrade from rain or snow when used in entryways. They’re also lightweight, durable, and easy to clean.

With a ribbed top and skid-resistant coating originally designed for aircraft carrier decks, these thresholds prevent slips, even in wet or oily areas. The sandpaper-like coating is embedded into the surface of the threshold, so it is durable and will not wear away. Install these thresholds in building entrances, kitchens, and bathrooms as safe transitions between flooring surfaces. They also reduce the gap between doors and the floor to improve the overall insulation of your space.