Middle
6′ 7 3/8″ from topSurface height: 21 5/16″
Enter the mounting depth, hardware allowance and ground measurements.

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Top: 25″ → bottom: 0″, above the same level reference. Joint distances are measured along the ramp from the top.
| Joint | From top | Surface height |
|---|---|---|
| Top | 0″0 in | 25″25 in |
| 1 | 13′ 2 3/4″158.75 in | 17 5/8″17.614 inDrop: 7 3/8″ |
| Bottom | 44′ 9 5/16″537.3319 in | 0″0 inDrop: 25″ |
Fractions rounded to 1/16″; decimal readings shown to 0.0001 in. Each height is calculated directly from the start, before rounding.
Each section is assumed to follow the same slope. Treat landings and changes of slope as separate runs.
A middle and end support for each entered section. Set the hardware offsets once, then adjust the ground reading at any foot.
Middle = 50% of each section; end = its joint. Feet are assumed directly below those positions, with vertical rods. Ground correction: positive for higher ground, negative for lower ground.
Enter the mounting depth and hardware allowance to calculate rod lengths. Use 0 only when no allowance is needed.
Surface height: 21 5/16″
Enter the mounting depth, hardware allowance and ground measurements.
Surface height: 17 5/8″
Enter the mounting depth, hardware allowance and ground measurements.
31′ 6 9/16″ of the ramp is beyond the entered sections. Add the remaining lengths above to include their feet.
Preset clear gap is measured from the top of the foot base to the underside of the ramp bracket. Set that gap approximately before lifting the section into place.
Total rod length adds your hardware and spare allowances, rounded up to 1/16″. Check the final settings with a level and use the engagement and extension limits for your actual hardware.