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RV Steps - Steel, 2 Steps

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Steel 2-step RV Steps for easy entry

Built from steel, these give you 2 steps for an easy, confident climb into your RV or trailer. Measure your bracket spacing and step width to confirm fit; if your mounts don't line up, simple spacers or bolt-on outriggers can square things up for a solid install.
They can work as direct replacements when the size and series match. In some cases the magnetic door switch and cut out switch did not need to be changed. Verify your current step width and series, and whether you need a full assembly if your controller or motor is burnt out.
They make getting in and out easier and more comfortable. Moving from a single to a 2 step lets you walk right in without grabbing inside the camper. The larger steps feel like a big upgrade from the originals. Some setups allow a bit of change in height depending on where you're camped.
Installation can be straightforward with basic tools. A floor jack and a rubber mallet can help persuade a tight fit. Plan extra time if holes need drilling or brackets need squaring. One person can do it, though a second set of hands helps. Expect some effort; one install took about 2.5 hours in 90 degree plus heat.
Steel treads can feel slick in socks. If they aren't the most grippy, adding grip tape to the tread helped and led to no more issues. Apply tape across the stepping area to improve footing, especially in damp conditions or when not wearing shoes.
Confirm your step width, like 24" or 29", and measure your bracket spacing. Multiple mounting holes can help line things up. You may need to drill out holes or redrill to match your frame, or add a plate on one side. Using 3/8" spacers on each side can close small gaps. Outriggers can provide the correct bolt hole locations if your brackets don't match.