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RV Steps - Towable Camper

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RV Steps for Towable Camper Upgrades

Enjoy solid footing and less trailer movement with RV steps made for towable camper use. Check your door frame width and entry height, and choose a rise/drop you're comfortable with—the rise/drop is the distance between steps. Some installs may need trimming a threshold lip or a bit of the screen door frame for proper clearance.
They can add a solid first step and make carrying things easier, even with a narrow entrance. Set the step on firm ground and spread the legs properly for stability. On surfaces like limestone gravel, a well-placed portable step can stay put and feel steady.
Start by leaving off the inside decorative roll plate or trimming its center so it doesn't lift the bracket. If it's still tight, trim just the threshold lip where the brackets sit. If the screen door is the hang-up, mark its bottom at the bracket edges and remove a small center section; trim a bit at a time until it clears.
Measure the inside of your door frame and make sure the step frame can catch the lip on both sides. If the step is too narrow, adjustments may not let it grab the lip securely. After sizing, check that the steps fold down fully; if they bind at the jamb, trim-only solutions at the lower lip have helped in tight installs.
Yes, if the rise and step count match your entry height. Rise is the distance between steps, like 8" or 9", so pick what's comfortable to climb. Measure entry height from the top of the doorway threshold to the ground to choose the right configuration.