Raptor 3-step levelling ramp for motorhomes and caravans, 4 / 7 / 10 cm, yellow
- Stepped levelling ramp made of yellow plastic, with three steps: 4, 7 and 10 cm. The ribbed surface reduces the risk of the wheel slipping. Dimensions 569 × 200 × 129 mm.
Raptor 3-step levelling ramp for motorhomes and caravans
Stepped levelling ramp made of tough yellow plastic for levelling a motorhome, caravan or campervan on an uneven pitch. The ramp has three steps at 4, 7 and 10 cm, so you can raise the wheel by exactly as much as needed. A level vehicle means a more comfortable night's sleep, proper drainage in the sink and shower, and correct operation of an absorption fridge.
The ribbed surface of the steps gives good grip and reduces the risk of the wheel sliding off. The yellow colour is easy to see, so it is easier to drive onto the ramp and harder to leave it behind when you set off.
Key features
- 3 steps: 4, 7 and 10 cm – match the height to the slope of the ground.
- Ribbed surface – better tyre grip, less risk of slipping.
- Durable plastic – does not absorb moisture or rot like wooden blocks.
- Highly visible yellow – easy to position and to collect after your stay.
Technical data
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Raptor |
| Product code | CUN03 |
| Type | stepped levelling ramp (drive-on wedge) |
| Number of steps | 3 |
| Step heights | 4 cm / 7 cm / 10 cm |
| Length | 569 mm |
| Width | 200 mm |
| Maximum height | 129 mm |
| Material | plastic |
| Surface | ribbed, anti-slip |
| Colour | yellow |
| Use | motorhomes, caravans, campervans |
How to use
- Use a spirit level to check which wheel needs raising and by how much.
- Place the ramp directly in front of the wheel (or behind it if reversing on).
- Drive slowly onto the chosen step: 4, 7 or 10 cm.
- Apply the parking brake and check that the vehicle is level.
FAQ
What surface should the ramp be used on?
Ideally on firm, even ground such as a paved pitch, block paving or gravel. On soft ground the ramp may sink or shift.
Does the ramp replace the parking brake?
No. Always apply the parking brake after driving onto the ramp, and on steeper slopes also secure the wheels with wheel chocks.