Driveway curb ramp/bridge

look at griots garage, they have something as well.

 

i have the same product as griots and have a few extra.... let me know will make you a great deal...

 

First of all, welcome to F-chat--you're first post!!!

Check out the link for griots (no affiliation to them)...

$100-300 (car not included).

http://www.griotsgarage.com/product/in+your+garage/garage+flooring/curb+bridge.do?search=basic&keyword=curb&sortby=newArrivals&page=1
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I was using something as simple as a couple of 1" x 6" x 8'. However someone would take my boards!!!!! Not sure if it was kids building a tree house or the town road dept. thinking I am blocking water drainage. If I did something like the rubber bridgit, I would want to drive big spikes to keep it in place!!!!!! Putting it down and putting it back in the garage every time I drive in and out is Not an option.

I am thinking of an alternate as in grading the last three/four feet of driveway down to a smoother slope.

Good Luck.

 

I just do the 90 degree approach; putting one wheel up and turning into it. I am concerned about the liability if someone on a bike or skateboard beefs it. In today's litigious society, I just don't want to mess with it.

 

If it were me....I would contact a few concrete guys and have them out to give you an estimate. Something permanent, clean and professional would be money well spent.

But then again depending on your specific situation, this may not be an option.

 

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=244881

I think we need a thread merge here...

 

I got mine from http://www.bridjit.com/index.php and they work great.

 

About time Ferrari made a front end lift standard like on Lamborghinis.

 

They have on a few models. It is cheaper to just fix the driveway.

 

+1

I made a small asphalt wedge at the bottom of my driveway and it works great.

Regards,

Stew

 

wouldn't that make more sense if it had room underneath to let water flow? Thinking it would be more maintenance to keep leaves, dirt, etc. out of there not to mention the hassle of removing for street sweeper.

seems one could make their own with a bit of 3" oval conduit topped with your own material.

and like you I manage well just angling up bumps.

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I got mine from a company called Bridjit url is http://www.bridjit.com/. They work well with my 430