Strut-assisted RV steps easily lift and lower with a finger, and the legs individually adjust to uneven ground to provide a wobble-free step into your camper. Fits a threshold-to-ground height between 36-1/2" and 42-1/2".
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If you've ever stepped into a camper that has standard metal steps, you've probably felt that scary springboard effect that makes you reach for the handle. That bounce occurs because those pull-out steps never touch the ground. Fold-down steps have adjustable legs that steady the steps on the ground, so you can feel safe using them. Also, fold-down steps store behind your camper door, which means they aren't left out in the elements to rust or warp like factory steps.
But what makes these MORryde steps different from other fold-down steps, like the Lippert SolidSteps? The StepAbove has a couple advantages over the SolidStep.
First, the StepAbove steps with strut assist make it easy to use the steps. The gas-powered struts are built in on either side of the assembly and use air pressure to easily lift, lower, and hold the steps in place in any position. The struts also keep the steps in place when folded into your doorway. They make maneuvering the steps so easy you can do it with one finger.
Second, unlike the SolidSteps which have a solid backplate on the top step, the StepAbove has a backplate with large holes. These holes make it easy to sweep the steps free of dirt and debris before folding them up into your doorway, so you aren't stuck cleaning up your entry after every hike or trip.
Fold-down steps are typically installed on travel trailers and 5th wheels. The fold-down steps from MORryde install inside your camper's door frame and lift up to latch into the doorway for storage. To ensure that you choose the correct size for your application, follow these 2 easy steps:
Step 1: Measure the Entry Height
Measure from the doorway threshold on your camper to the ground. For these steps to work, you will need an entry height between 36-1/2" and 42-1/2".
If you find that you have a smaller or larger entry height, there are other step assemblies that fit entry heights ranging from 25" to 42". (See table below.)
Step 2: Measure the Doorway Width
Measure from the inside of your door flange to the inside door flange on the opposite side. Your doorway will need to be between 27-3/4" wide and 28-1/4" wide for these steps to work.
If it turns out that you have a wider or narrower doorway, there are other step assemblies that fit doorways ranging from 21-3/4" wide to 30-1/2" wide. (See table below.)
Step 3: Measure the Threshold
Measure the rise of your threshold. The distance between the floor and top of the threshold must be between 5/8" and 3/4". If the height of your threshold is outside of this range, the doors may not close properly.
To allow room for the hinge plate, there must be a gap of at least 3/8" between the threshold and the bottom of the entry and screen doors. If the gap is too narrow, the doors may not close while the steps are down.
If, after taking your camper's measurements, you find that these steps will not work for you, use the table below to determine which part number you need.
| Doorway Width | Entry Height | etrailer Part Number |
|---|---|---|
| 21-3/4" - 22-1/4" | 25" - 29" | MR86RR |
| 30" - 33" | MR58RR | |
| 34" - 36" | MR38RR | |
| 23-3/4" - 24-1/4" | 25" - 29" | MR26RR |
| 30" - 31" | MR98RR | |
| 32" - 33" | MR98RR, MR45RR* | |
| 34" - 36" | MR48RR, MR45RR* | |
| 37" | MR88RR, MR45RR*, MR75RR* | |
| 38" - 42" | MR88RR, MR75RR* | |
| 23-3/4" - 26-1/4" | 25" - 29" | MR26RR |
| 30" - 33" | MR98RR | |
| 34" - 36" | MR48RR | |
| 37" - 42" | MR88RR | |
| 27-3/4" - 28-1/4" | 30" - 31" | MR68RR |
| 32" - 33" | MR68RR, MR65RR* | |
| 34" - 36" | MR78RR, MR65RR* | |
| 37" | MR28RR, MR65RR*, MR85RR* | |
| 38" - 42" | MR28RR, MR85RR* | |
| 27-3/4" - 30-1/4" | 30" - 33" | MR68RR |
| 34" - 36" | MR78RR | |
| 37" - 42" | MR28RR |
*Strut-assist model
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