Why Design Ramps with Moddy?
Complex Rails Made Easy
Add complex items like drop-down rails easily
Designed to Australian Specs
From rail diameter to fixture specifications
Customise Length, Width and Height
Any shape or size
What Type of Ramp Does Your Client Need?
Create professional ramps for home mod reports with ease
What Types of Rails Can I Draw in Moddy?
- Angled toilet rails
- Drop down rails
- Inverted T bar rails
- Corner grab rails
- Horizontal rails
- Vertical rails
- Custom rails
How Can I Customise Rails in Moddy?
We allow the control of:
- Height
- Length
- Elevation
- Width
- Addition of kerbrails, midrails and balustrades
Noting that we do not allow the customisation of diameter as that is not needed and is stipulated in a scope of works.
What Types of Reports Can I Produce?
Moddy was specifically designed with the feedback of Australian Occupational Therapists.
- You can export black and white plans
- These are simple and extremely clear
- You can add measurements as required
- Suitable to submit to Australian funding bodies
You are also welcome to meet with our team for 1:1 support and rail software skill development.
FAQ
- How do occupational therapists display the measurements of rails?
When designing grab rails or handrails, occupational therapists typically indicate the overall elevation, length, or height of the rails.
Elevation is often measured from the closest surface underneath the rail (e.g., a landing at a front door) rather than the ground level. Other dimensions include the total length of the rail.
In some cases, additional details such as the material, finish (e.g., knurling or color), and other specifics are noted in a scope of works document.
- What types of rails can I add?
You can add various rail types, including:
- Horizontal rails
- Vertical rails
- Wrap-around shower rails
- Corner grab rails
- Inverted T rails
- Angled toilet rails
- Drop-down rails
- Custom rails
- Custom rails allow for unique configurations, such as those needed for ramps that return on themselves or specific front entrance designs.
- Kerbrails
- Midrails
- Balustrades
- How does Moddy help occupational therapists adhere to building standards when designing rails?
While the responsibility of meeting building standards lies with the occupational therapist in collaboration with builders or tradespeople, Moddy ensures that measurements are clear and accurate. This helps OTs effectively communicate design specifications with builders and clients.
