2011 June

Instead get the “best dad ever” a smooth, practical gift to remember you each time he enters or leaves his driveway.

Made from recycled tires, Bridjit Curb Ramps are a high-quality green solution designed to help your dad reduce the jolting and jarring that occurs when entering a driveway with a rolled curb entry and to eliminate underside vehicle damage.

Ideal for any type of vehicle, and particularly your Dad’s luxury, sport and classic car, trailer, RV or vehicle with a low underside clearance or an extended overhang.

Bridjit Curb Ramps are:
simple to install come in four foot modular sections allow segmenting around cul-de-sacs fit any width driveway made in the USA

Only $299
For a three section (left, right and center) set of Bridjit Curb Ramps

Additional modular sections may be purchased at $99 per section, plus freight. Bridjit Curb Ramps are sold nationwide both direct from the company and through a number of Internet and retail resellers.
For more information contact us today! (877) 522-6611
info@bridjit.com
www.bridjit.com

Haven’t you sometimes wondered what happens to all those old tires you throw out? Unfortunately, the answer is often, “not much.” As many as 275 million of them wind up stockpiled at any given time. But if those of us at Bridjit had our way, they would all be reborn as Bridjit ramps!

At Bridjit, it’s always Earth Day. We don’t feel we should be environmentally conscious one day in April; rather, it’s a year-round commitment. Every Bridjit rubber curb ramp set represents 12 passenger tires that have been productively recycled. Says Bridjit Ramp’s founder/president John Curry, “Bridjit is proud to help reduce this environmental problem and lead our country’s sustainability efforts.”

Here’s how it’s done:

A tire recycling operation reduces scrap tires to small chips, removing all the fiber and wire.
The chips are ground into a fine powder known as crumb rubber.
This rubber is used to make products from fitness mats, to playground flooring, to Bridjit ramps.

Monthly Archives: June 2011

Great Fathers Day Gift!

Keeping the Green Going