These 9" deep, pull-out steps let you safely enter and exit your RV. Slip-resistant steps slide effortlessly into their mounting base and lock into place for travel. Bolt or weld onto your RV. Black powder coated steel is rust resistant.
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Will Flexco Pull-Out Steps Work for You?
Pull-out steps are typically installed on travel trailers. The Flexco pull-out steps from Stromberg Carlson are easy to install and fold up underneath the camper for simple storage. To ensure you choose the correct size for your application, there are a few measurements you will need to take.
The Lippert pull-out steps attach to the underside of the camper chassis, directly beneath the doorway. To decide which size you'll need, locate the space available underneath your camper that lines up with the door frame, and measure the width and depth. You will need a mounting space that is at least 28-1/8" wide and 12" deep.
If it turns out you have more or less space beneath your doorway, there are other step assemblies available with bracket sizes ranging from 21-1/16" wide to 28-1/4" wide. A full list of the available steps is below.
Outriggers - metal brackets that act as an extension (LC301704 - sold separately) - may be needed for installation depending on the model of your original stairs. These provide extra length if the old steps are longer or wider than the new.
Once you know where the mounting bracket will go and what size mounting bracket you need, that spot will be used as the "mounting point" to determine how many steps you will need.
How Many Steps Do You Need?
To determine how many steps you'll need, measure from the mounting point to the ground. This is called the entry height. The entry height should roughly match the height of the steps when they're fully extended, plus 3" to 9" to account for the drop from the bottom steps to the ground. This measurement will also tell you how many steps you need.
The chart below displays mounting bracket width measurements in the first column and entry height measurements in the second column. The third column shows the corresponding part numbers. Use the mounting bracket width and entry height measurements you took to determine which part number will fit your RV. Choose the bracket size that is closest to your measurements without going over.
This page's step assembly is in bold text.
| Mounting Bracket Width | Entry Height | Part Number |
|---|---|---|
| 21-1/16" | 14-1/2" - 17-1/2" | SMFP-1120 |
| 23-5/8" | 19" - 22" | SMFP-2120 |
| 24-1/4" | 10-1/2" - 13-1/2" | SMFP-1220 |
| 25" | 14-1/2" - 17-1/2" | SMFP-1100 |
| 26" | 19" - 22" | SMFP-2100 |
| 27-1/8" | 30" - 33" | SMFP-3200L |
| 28-1/8" | 26" - 29" | SMFP-3100 |
| 28-1/8" | 34" - 37" | SMFP-4400 |
| 28-1/4" | 10-1/2" - 13-1/2" | SMFP-1200 |
How Do You Install the Steps?
To install the steps:
-Set aside steps before drilling
-Make sure the bracket is backed up fully against the I-beam on the chassis
-Hardware not included
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