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RampDeck: Ramp Door, Garage Access & Deck in One

The RampDeck turns the whole rear wall of a Foundation body into a ramp and a load-bearing deck — then closes it back up into a sealed, insulated composite wall. One body that hauls your toys, opens into an outdoor room, and still seals four-season tight.

Foundation Vehicles RampDeck body on a Ford Transit 156 with the rear wall dropped into a flat deck and ramp to the ground and mesh side railings raised

How it works

One wall, three jobs

The rear wall is hinged at the floor. Lower it and it becomes a ramp to the ground and a flat, load-bearing deck level with your interior floor. Clip in the mesh side railings and that deck becomes a patio. Raise it and it seals back into an insulated composite wall — the same four-season shell as the rest of the body.

Silver Ford Transit 156 with a white composite RampDeck body by Foundation Vehicles, rear wall closed, front three-quarter view on a gravel clearing below the Colorado foothills

Closed

A sealed, insulated composite rear wall — the body looks and performs like any Foundation body, weather-tight and secure.

Foundation Vehicles RampDeck body on a Ford Transit 156 with the rear wall swung halfway open as it lowers into a ramp

Ramp down

The wall lowers to the ground as a ramp and a load-bearing deck, so you can roll heavy gear straight in and out.

Foundation Vehicles RampDeck body on a Ford Transit 156 opened into a railed patio deck with mesh side panels, side view

Deck & patio

Level with your floor and clipped with mesh railings, the deck becomes an open-air patio off the back of the rig.

What it’s for

Toys, patio, or an easy load-in

A side-by-side UTV loaded inside the garage of a Foundation Vehicles RampDeck body on a Ford Transit 156, rear ramp lowered to the ground

Toy hauler — UTV & moto garage

A wide opening and a strong deck roll a full-size side-by-side, dirt bikes, or e-bikes straight into the body. Strap them down, close the wall, and everything rides sealed and secure inside.

Foundation Vehicles RampDeck body on a Ford Transit 156 opened into a railed patio deck with mesh side panels, side view

Extended living space

Lower the deck, clip in the mesh railings, and the back of your rig becomes an outdoor patio — a platform level with your floor to sit, cook, or take in the view, open to the outside and off the ground.

Foundation Vehicles RampDeck body on a Ford Transit 156 with the rear wall swung halfway open as it lowers into a ramp

Easy load-in for work

For mobile work, the ramp turns an awkward lift into a walk-up — roll carts, gear, and equipment in and out without a liftgate, then close up a clean, secure, weather-tight space.

The details

Sealed shut, and part of the body

  • Closes into a sealed, insulated composite wall — the same four-season construction as the rest of the body, not a bolt-on door
  • A load-bearing deck that carries your gear, level with the interior floor
  • Removable mesh side railings turn the deck into a railed patio
  • Fits full-size side-by-sides, dirt bikes, e-bikes, carts, and equipment
  • Available on Foundation composite bodies — shown here on a Ford Transit 156

Common questions

RampDeck — questions people ask

What is the RampDeck?

It’s a Foundation body option where the entire rear wall drops down to become a ramp and a load-bearing deck, then closes back up into a sealed, insulated composite wall. It combines a ramp door, garage access, and an outdoor deck in one rear wall.

Can it carry a side-by-side or motorcycles?

Yes — the opening and deck are built to load a full-size side-by-side (UTV), dirt bikes, or e-bikes straight up the ramp and into the body, where they ride secured and sealed inside.

Does it seal up like a normal wall?

Yes. When raised, the RampDeck closes into a sealed, insulated composite wall — the same four-season shell as the rest of the body, so it stays weather-tight and secure on the road.

Which chassis can I get the RampDeck on?

It’s a Foundation composite-body option — the build shown here is on a Ford Transit 156. Tell us the chassis and body you’re planning and we’ll confirm RampDeck availability for it.

Start a project

Ask about the RampDeck

Want the RampDeck on your build? Tell us the chassis and how you’ll use it — toys, patio, or work — and we’ll walk you through it and put together pricing.

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