ForkliftRamps.com supplies portable loading ramps for forklift trucks
Title
Durable Portable Loading Docks | Forklift Ramps
Description
Mission Statement
To be the recognized leader and #1 source for high quality portable loading ramps in North America. We intend to achieve this lofty goal by meeting or exceeding our customers' need for quality loading ramps and outstanding customer service, at a fair and reasonable price.î
Company Profile
Founded in 1990 Forkliftramps.com Inc (formally known as Dewdney Cedar Products) has seen steady growth in product design, sales, personal, and equipment. Our 50,000 sq foot facility is equipped with high tech computer aided machinery and a highly trained staff that operates them. Running at full capacity we have the capability to manufacture up to 20 portable loading ramps per month. With this capacity and a well-stocked inventory, we are able to deliver our products to you usually within a week or two.
“ I am writing you about a recent portable ramp, purchased by GE Plastics MT Vernon. I thought that you like to know how things were going since we began full time use of the ramp. All I can say is Thank you! Your company sells an impeccable product that is not only easy to set-up, but performs wonderfully. It has taken 16 hours a week off my workload! ”
Languages
English
Contact
- Department
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- Grove City Ohio
- United States 43123
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- +1.8006512028
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Community Reviews
what a crock
- these guys don't manufacture they contract that out. they certainly don't own any 50k sq foot mfg building full of state of the art equipment. they "borrowed" their ramp designs from the company they used to be sales agents for and then took the load spreading beams out of the designs to save a few bucks on the cost. hard luck for the customers when the deck surface starts to collapse but hey that will be after their whole 1 year warranty has expired.
basically the kind of guys that before you shake their hand you clutch your wallet firmly and then count your fingers when you get your hand back.
- posted by Anonymous on Oct 24, 2006, 6:15 pm
