Made for the user
The route, width, landings and handrails are considered around the people who will use the ramp and how they move through the space.

Better access, thoughtfully integrated
Custom timber access ramps planned around the person, the property and the everyday movement that needs to become easier.
Built around your property
Steps can become a real barrier at home, at work and in community spaces. A well-designed ramp creates a safer, more comfortable route while respecting how the property looks and functions.
Kiemann Carpentry Solutions has experience building timber ramps and can tailor the layout, landings, handrails, finish and connections to the needs of the site.
Call 1300 495 300The route, width, landings and handrails are considered around the people who will use the ramp and how they move through the space.
Timber can be shaped and finished to sit naturally beside decks, verandas, gardens and existing Queensland homes.
Surface grip, edges, transitions, handrails, drainage and applicable access requirements are considered from the outset.
From idea to finished build
We start with who will use the ramp, the access challenge and the preferred entry point.
Available space, levels, paths, drainage and existing structures are considered on site.
We set out the route, materials, key details and any approval requirements before quoting.
Construction is planned to minimise disruption and deliver a careful, durable finish.
Helpful answers
Every property and project is different. These answers are a useful starting point before we look at your site.
Yes. Timber is versatile, so the route, landings, handrails, finish and connection to the home can be tailored to the site and the people using it.
It depends on the property, ramp design and local requirements. We can discuss likely approvals and help identify what needs to be confirmed before construction.
Material selection, detailing, drainage and exterior coatings all matter. We will discuss a suitable finish and the straightforward maintenance needed for long-term performance.
Yes. Handrails, level landings, edge protection and transitions can be included as part of the complete ramp design.
Yes. We can discuss the approvals, plans, engineering and certification your project is likely to need and help coordinate the appropriate professionals. Exact requirements depend on the property, council area and scope of work.
Start the conversation
Tell us what you have in mind and we'll talk through the site, practical options and the right way to move forward.