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Climbing in and out feels natural with these 5-step aluminum scissor steps. They fit entry heights from 38-1/2" to 46", so even elevated campers have an easy, confident climb. Each step is 20" wide and 6" deep with a consistent 7-1/2" rise, giving you a comfortable walking rhythm that feels like real stairs. The pull-out design locks in solidly for use and folds up neatly for travel.
No more guessing where your step is after sunset. The built-in SureGrip tread keeps your footing steady in all weather, while the glow-in-the-dark tape lights up each tread for up to 10 hours after just 5 minutes of light exposure. There’s no wiring or batteries—just dependable visibility every night.

These steps are made from aircraft-grade aluminum with stainless steel hinges and hardware, so they stay rust-free even near salt air. The heavy-duty build supports up to 300 lbs without flexing or wobbling. Each hinge is bolted together so you can easily remove or replace a single step if ever needed.
When it’s time to move, the scissor design collapses quickly and tucks away against the camper. The mounting bracket measures 21-1/2" wide x 8-9/16" deep, and the full assembly weighs about 27 lbs, making it light enough to handle on your own. The steps stay clean and out of the way until you’re ready to set up again.
If you want extra stability or comfort, the design works with TorkLift’s optional GlowGuide handrail (TLA7621), SafeStep barrier (TLA7602), and DirtDestroyer boot brush (TLA7603). Each accessory adds a layer of convenience and safety for everyday use.


| Entry Height | 21-1/2" Mounting Bracket Width |
|---|---|
| 16" - 23" | TLA7802 |
| 16" - 27" | TLA7802-8000 |
| 23-1/2" - 30-1/2" | TLA7503, TLA7803 |
| 23-1/2" - 34-1/2" | TLA7803-8000, TLA7503-8000 |
| 31" - 38" | TLA7804, TLA7504 |
| 31" - 42" | TLA7804-8000, TLA7504-8000 |
| 38-1/2" - 46" | TLA7505, TLA7805 |
| 38-1/2" - 50" | TLA7505-8000, TLA7805-8000 |
| 46-1/2" - 54" | TLA7506, TLA7806 |
| 46-1/2" - 58" | TLA7806-8000, TLA7506-8000 |
Ratings & Reviews

Michiel S
6/13/2021
Excellent !!!

Lazer S.
9/23/2025
Glad to hear it was an easy install, Paul! Adjustable feet are a good idea! I will see what TorkLift has to say about maybe adding them on in the future. : ) What did you install these on?


Greg
1/27/2026
Nothing has really changed after another year. Steps still function great. Theyre still well attached to our FWC Fleet and they are still a PITA to fumble around with to attach them. I will likely never keep them permanently attached as I feel that the steps ....our couple year old version anyway....are not well designed for that and I would be concerned about the potential for over straining the attachment points and the attachment method wooden frame of camper with lag bolts on the camper because of over the road vibration. I still suggest that Torklift redesign the pin attachment method for connecting the steps to the attachment frame....wider, pointed pins with a wider hole to put them into and a correspondingly wider frame and attachment bracket to the pins into. If any of that makes sense. That would make the process simpler and easier....especially in cold weather andor the dark and it would be considerably stronger. Still...all things considered.....Im glad we have them. Even with the described flaws, I have yet to see anything better.

Brooke M.
3/26/2025
That is so cool - I gotta know more! What's the origin story behind the Campulance? Was there an emergency need for a weekend getaway?
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Kate F.
7/21/2026
Glad to hear you got a deal Joseph! That is quite the set-up, and looks like the kind of peaceful place Bigfoot would hang out at, any sightings?