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A folding 1,500 mm ramp rated to 90 kg, so large and elderly dogs walk on instead of being lifted.
₹6,80024% off₹8,900
You save ₹2,100
Inclusive of 18% GST · HSN 9403
- Holds up to
- 90 kg
- Deck size
- 150 × 40 cm
- Warranty
- 24 months
Delivery
- Crated and tracked from our Bengaluru warehouse
- GST invoice with your GSTIN, generated automatically
- Direct from manufacturer
- Easy returns
- Secure payment
- Pan India shipping
- 24 month warranty
- Expert support
In detail
Lifting a 40 kg dog onto a table, eight times a day, is the single most common way groomers injure their backs. A ramp removes the lift entirely.
This one folds in half, hooks over the deck edge of any table in our electric range at its lowest position, and has a ribbed rubber tread that stays grippy wet.
Why
The injury nobody plans for.
Eight lifts a day at 30 kg is 240 kg through a bent back, every working day. Groomers do not leave the trade because of one dramatic injury; they leave because of that arithmetic. A ramp is the cheapest insurance in the catalogue.
By the numbers
By the numbers
- Load capacity
- 90kg
- Extended length
- 1500mm
- Own weight
- 7.2kg
Load capacity
Extended length
Own weight
At home
It is easier than what you do now.
Most people groom their own dog on the floor, on a bed, or in the bath, and their back pays for it. A table fixes three things at once: the dog is at your height so you stand straight, the ribbed surface and the noose stop it walking off mid-clip, and the dog learns that this surface means grooming — which is most of the battle with a puppy. A home groomer uses a table perhaps twice a month. That is still a decade of brushing, nail trims, drying after wet walks and checking paws — all of it easier, and none of it on your knees.
Specification
Every number we have.
Dimensions
- Length
- 1,500 mm
- Width
- 400 mm
- Load capacity
- 90 kg
- Table weight
- 7.2 kg
Ramp
- Length
- 1,500 mm, folds to 760 mm
- Width
- 400 mm
- Tread
- Ribbed rubber, wet-rated
Fitting
- Attachment
- Hooked lip, deck edge up to 60 mm
Warranty
- Term
- 24 months
Questions
The things people ask.
Most will, with a week of patient introduction and treats at the top. The ribbed tread matters here — a dog that slips once on a ramp will refuse it thereafter, which is why we specified rubber rather than grip tape.
If you groom your own dog more than a few times a year, yes — mostly for your back. Brushing a dog on the floor puts you in a bent posture for twenty minutes at a time, and that is what people feel in their forties. The secondary benefit is behavioural: a dog that is always groomed in the same place, at the same height, settles for it far faster than one you chase around a living room. If you only groom occasionally, look at the Stride and Fold ranges rather than an electric table — they cost a fraction and store flat against a wall.
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