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Install this handrail on your first generation 4-step MORryde RV steps (sold separately) for extra stability when entering and exiting your camper. Handle attaches to the left side of the steps and folds with them into the doorway when not in use.
Features:
Specs:
If your MORryde steps have a removable pin to adjust and lock the legs in place, you have the first generation MORryde StepAbove steps.
If your MORryde steps have a button that releases the legs for adjustment, you have the second generation MORryde StepAbove steps.
This handrail works with the first generation MORryde StepAbove steps.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
97% were satisfied with this product
3% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Mike L.
5/26/2026
Hi Paul, there should have been hardware included. I can have than sent out to you if you wish, just let me know!


Brooke M.
5/12/2025
Way to go on the install, Sylvia - that's awesome! The rail you got isn't designed for the right side, but something like part # MR54BR could be installed on the right. Just keep in mind which way your RV door opens because it could block the rail :)

Billy R.
12/14/2023
We love the ease we have getting in and out of our camper.


Jeff
4/30/2024
Excellent! Im a disabled Vet and the handrail helps me up and down the stairs.
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Gary H.
9/20/2026
It is and was a great product. I say was because it helped my wife enjoy our camper for several months while we down south. We had to come home early because she was diagnosed with cancer while we were in Alabama. She passed away on May 1st.