HEEVE DRIVEWAY RUBBER KERB RAMP User manual

HEEVE DRIVEWAY
RUBBER KERB RAMP IN
1.2M SECTIONS
I N S T A L L A T I O N G U I D E

The number of 1.2-metre sections needed depends on the width and depth of your
driveway.
Remember that a 2-car garage with a driveway less than 2 cars deep will require
more sections because you have to maneuver your cars from the centre of the
driveway to both sides of your garage.
We recommend a minimum of 4 sections if you have a 2-car garage with less than
a 2-car deep driveway or a 3-car garage.
Heeve Driveway Rubber Kerb Ramp in 1.2m
Sections for Rolled-Edge Kerb
The Heeve Driveway Rubber Kerb Ramp in 1.2 Sections for Rolled Edge Kerb is an
economical solution to eliminate the bottoming out or scraping of your car every
time you pull in or pull out of your driveway. It is easy to lift by a single person to
clean debris collected underneath or to relocate. Complete with four holes allowing
permanent installation via road fixings (sold separately).
Product Specifications
Quick and Easy to Install
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Installing The Heeve Rubber Driveway Kerb
Ramp
The Heeve Rubber Driveway Kerb Ramp is available in 1.2-metre sections which you
can join together easily.
Note: Before installation, make sure that the area where the ramps will be installed is
free from any trash or debris. Sweep up debris in the immediate gutter and road
area and discard it properly in a trash container.
First, lay all Heeve Driveway Rubber Kerb Ramp in 1.2m Sections on the
gutter. Centre the entire device in relation to the width of your driveway.
Recommended Tools:
Step By Step Guide For Easy Installation:
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Flip each section away from the kerb, upside down into the street and
parallel to the gutter. Make sure all sections are in alignment and are
butted tight together end to end.
Installing The Heeve Rubber Driveway Kerb
Ramp
With safety in mind, stand on the outer receiving sections. Prepare the
tools and start pushing each galvanized bolts on one ramp/section all the
way to the adjacent section's holes with a hammer.
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Once alignment is properly secured and all bolts have been hammered
through, get the nuts and position them screwing with your fingers.
Installing The Heeve Rubber Driveway Kerb
Ramp
To tighten the nuts, get your ratchet and 13mm socket and start screwing
the bolts through. Keep pushing both ramps in while screwing the bolts.
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Now that each section is bolted together, you have the assurance that the device will
stay in place and only minor adjustments are required.
Over time, you may find a need to reposition the ramp right or left for easier
maneuvering up and down your driveway. To reposition, just pull on one end or the
other.
Starting at one end of the ramp, lift and flip the entire ramp back to its
original position. Depending on the height of your kerb, push the upper
edge of the ramp at the same elevation as the top of your kerb.
Installing The Heeve Rubber Driveway Kerb
Ramp
A standard driveway requires at least 3 sections but depending on the number of sections
you bolted together, the Heeve Driveway Rubber Kerb Ramp now weighs approximately
66kg to 88kgs. Therefore, it is recommended that two people are available to perform the
last step.
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