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Getting in and out feels comfortable with the 7" drop between steps. The two 24-1/4" wide x 8-1/4" deep treads give you solid footing, and the 21-1/2"–24-1/2" entry height matches most standard setups. It’s a simple way to make each climb feel steady instead of a big stretch—great for seniors, kids, or anyone who prefers a more natural step height.
Each step surface has anti-skid tread tape that grips shoes even when it’s raining. Built-in water channels and drain holes keep puddles from collecting so you don’t track mud or slip. The design combines traction and drainage to help you stay steady on your feet no matter the weather.
Made from heavy-gauge steel with a rust-resistant black powder coat, these steps hold up to years of use. The 300 lb capacity means they stay rigid under load without flexing. Reviewers using them daily on work trucks and travel trailers consistently point out how strong they feel.
The manual pull-out design opens and closes with one hand, so you can set up or pack up in seconds. A built-in grab handle keeps your fingers clear of moving parts while you slide the steps in or out. The assembly bolts or welds onto your frame using the same type of mounting as most original steps for a clean, secure fit.
The mounting bracket measures 25-1/2" wide x 9-3/4" tall x 12" deep, so it tucks neatly beneath your doorway when retracted. The steps store flat without hanging too low, keeping ground clearance and appearance tidy while you’re on the road.



| Entry Height | 25-1/2" Mounting Bracket Width | 25-3/4" Mounting Bracket Width | 27-1/2" Mounting Bracket Width | 28" Mounting Bracket Width |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14-1/4" - 17-1/4" | Not available | LC432678 | Not available | Not available |
| 21-1/2" - 24-1/2" | LC432682 | Not available | Not available | Not available |
| 24-1/2" - 27-1/2" | Not available | Not available | LC432687 | Not available |
| 31" - 34" | Not available | Not available | LC432696, LC432690 | Not available |
| 36-3/4" - 39-3/4" | Not available | Not available | Not available | LC432698 |


Customer Satisfaction Score:
95% were satisfied with this product
5% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Kate F.
8/10/2026
Great Mother Daughter team getting the job done, I love that Lori! New steps look great =) Any big trips coming up that you are looking most forward to?

Kate F.
9/28/2026
They look great Duane, I am happy you were able to get things figured out an installed! It is nice not having to worry about a motor going out, manual is the way to go in my book as well =) What was your favorite adventure this year?

Mike
10/4/2026
great, no complaints. would recommend this product


Gwendolyn Y.
5/3/2025
The steps look great on your camper! Were you replacing to upgrade or just needing to replace a broken set of steps?


Russell
5/3/2026
After a year I still love it.

Lazer S.
12/2/2025
Glad you like it, Dale! I'm sure your passengers are also appreciative! : ) What do you pull it with? Guessing the John Deere in the background of your picture due to the color of the trailer, but I also see a side by side, which would probably make for an interesting ride!


David
6/28/2021
Great no rust steps are looking as new as when delivered
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Condition: Surface Scratches
Notes: Item has minor cosmetic scratches to the steps.
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Kate F.
9/14/2026
Thanks for sharing this, Dave! It sounds like the two-step was a really nice upgrade from the original single step, especially when you’re parked on a slope. I appreciate you including the pictures and mentioning the grip tape issue too. Where did you go for your first adventure with the new steps?