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RV Steps - 20 Inch Wide Step, 1 Step

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RV Steps with 20 Inch Wide 1 Step for easy entry

Count on a solid, no-fuss boost at the door with a 20 inch wide, 1 step setup that keeps the drop modest. Verify your mounting hole spacing on the frame; drilling may be required, and outriggers can bridge gaps when brackets don't line up. Install by bolting or welding as your frame allows, with angle iron and locking nuts helping when you're working with thin box beams.
Bolting or welding both work. Depending on the frame, you may need angle iron or outriggers to span mounting points. Use a locking nut like a nylock and avoid overtightening box beams to prevent crushing. For longevity, inspect the coating at joints and touch up as needed to help reduce rust if paint wears or flakes.
Confirm your space before ordering. One design lists stored depth as 11" from the center of the front mounting hole to the back of the slide bracket. Stored height is listed as 7" on one step, while another lists a retracted height of 4-1/2". Measure obstacles like a hitch receiver and make sure these dimensions clear.
Choose a single step when you need minimal drop to the top step due to door position or frame configuration. Two-step units often have a 6-7" drop to the top step. Some single steps list an entry height range of 10-1/2" - 13-1/2"; check your ground-to-mount height to be within that range.
It might, but verify your mounting points first. Check the hole spacing: front to back on center is 12-1/2" and across the step on center is 22-1/2". The holes are 1" long to give a little flex. If your frame does not match or lacks brackets, plan on drilling or using outriggers to create proper mounting points.