A practical and comfortable way to help smaller dogs reach sofas, beds, and other elevated surfaces with less effort.
Designed with four adjustable height settings, this wooden pet ramp can be adapted to different furniture heights, making everyday access easier for dogs who may struggle with jumping or steep steps.
Four Adjustable Heights
Choose between 24, 32.5, 40, or 47.5 cm depending on the height of your sofa, bed, or other furniture.
The adjustable design creates inclines ranging from approximately 10° to 30°, allowing you to select the most suitable setup for your pet and your home.
Stable & Non-Slip
Made from pine wood, the ramp offers a sturdy base for everyday use.
The walking surface is covered with a non-slip carpet, helping provide better grip under your dog’s paws as they move up and down the ramp.
Foldable for Easy Storage
When not in use, the ramp folds down to just 5 cm high, making it easy to store under a bed, sofa, or in another compact space.
Its foldable design also makes it convenient to move between rooms whenever needed.
Ready to Use
No assembly is required. Simply unfold the ramp, select the desired height, and position it securely against the furniture.
Why We Like It
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Four adjustable height settings
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Suitable for sofas, beds, and other elevated surfaces
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Gentle adjustable incline from approximately 10° to 30°
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Non-slip carpet surface for improved grip
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Sturdy pine wood construction
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Folds flat for compact storage
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No assembly required
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Suitable for small and medium-sized dogs up to 15 kg
Product Details
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Colour: Natural wood & black
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Material: Pine wood, carpet
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Overall dimensions: 83.5 × 35 × 47.5 cm
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Adjustable heights: 24 / 32.5 / 40 / 47.5 cm
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Ramp inclines: 10° / 15° / 25° / 30°
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Folded dimensions: 80 × 35 × 5 cm
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Maximum load: 15 kg
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Assembly required: No
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