Wheelchair ramps, under the influence of the Americans With Disabilities Act, have become such a part of the national culture that it’s hard to recall how closed much of America was before the law was enacted on July 26, 1990. The law requires that virtually all public spaces be accessible to those who use wheelchairs. … Read more
Charlotte’s newest attraction, the NASCAR Hall of Fame, opened in May 2010 with all the fanfare the racing mecca could muster. But to one avid fan and oft volunteer, the landmark meant more than fun times at the track. Amramp’s Rick Griffiths joins numerous local contractors in appreciation of the NASCAR Hall of Fame injecting … Read more
The Joint Veteran’s Commission in Cleveland, Ohio recently held a Flag Day event in June, 2010. The event was being held to celebrate the service that veterans and active military provide to our country.
With families spread far and wide across the country, summer is the time when get-togethers are easier. That means grandparents, of course. But they and other family members who use a wheelchair or walker have special needs.
What could better than combining Nascar with a job you love: Giving North Carolinians with mobility challenges their lives back with wheelchair ramps? For Amramp of North Carolina owner Rick Griffiths, the icing on his profession came with a call from the world-renowned architecture firm founded by I.M. Pei, whose landmarks include the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston and Cleveland’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Founded in 1998 by Julian Gordon, Amramp has continued to grow as the leading provider of modular wheelchair ramps, stairlifts, grab bars, vertical platform lifts and other accessibility solutions.
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