The Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) came into full effect in October 2004 and applies to all UK service providers - from pubs, hairdressers, newsagents to accountants, schools and doctors' surgeries.

To comply with the Act all should by now have made "reasonable" adjustments to their premises to overcome physical barriers to access.

Your business will then be accessible to more than 8 million people with disabilities (and their families) who have an estimated spending power of £60 billion! The DDA calls for "reasonable adjustments" to be made. In reality this means "affordable and practical". That's where  ShieldWell Ltd can help your organisation by providing portable, low-cost access solutions for disabled customers and clients.

Our portable, lightweight wheelchair and scooter folding ramps require no installation procedures. They are ready to use "off the shelf". You won't have to get the builders in to comply with DDA requirements!

We work in association with one of the largest suppliers of this type of equipment in the UK - so the back up is there when you need it.