More than 56 million people in the U.S. have some type of physical disability, according to the 2010 census. Whether someone needs help in the kitchen and bathroom or more space to maneuver a wheelchair around the house, here are 10 ways to make your home more handicap accessible.

Threshold ramps come in many shapes, sizes and materials. Learn the advantages and disadvantages of rubber, aluminum, fixed and adjustable ramps

This ramp was built to enable a war hero, navy veteran, age 95, be able to walk in and out of his own front door. He was unable to get one of his legs over this particular step without tripping, as it had no handrail. Since he had another step ...

These affordable projects can make your kitchen more wheelchair accessible if you or someone you live with is a wheelchair user. Lowering outlets, adding a ramp into the kitchen, and removing cabinets under the sink can make a kitchen a lot easier to use for someone in a wheelchair.

This page provides information on the PVC-X wheelchair.

Are you wondering how to get a wheelchair up a flight of stairs? I've got you covered! Here are the 5 easy steps so you can climb the stairs safely!

Make your home accessible and use your stairs again! StairAide provides a stair lift alternative with smaller steps that keep you climbing and mobile.

Portable Wheelchair Ramps: Quite frequently it is necessary to transport a set of portable ramps to allow my wheelchair to get into homes and shops. In the past, I've tried to use store- bought manufactured ramps made of aluminum. These store-bought ramps we…

How can you get wheelchair ramps for homes free? Some people can't afford a ramp because it's expensive. Find out how to get the accessibility tool for free.