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Rv Steps - 4 Steps, Brophy

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What our customers are saying:
WOW! I am impressed! I called to place my order and real person answered, spoke perfect English, albeit a slight southern accent, and my order was sent within a day, shipped quickly and I had it a few days later. I saved over a hundred dollars over local and installed it my self. I cant imagine how that they could do any better. THANKS!
Eric
Cedar Springs, MI

Brophy RV Steps with 4 Steps for easy entry

Brophy RV steps with 4 steps offer sturdy, removable access to a truck camper and fold compact for storage. They attach to the bottom of the camper, not the tailgate, using a quick-disconnect bracket. Confirm mounting room—allow at least 1 3/4" below the door so it clears the clips to avoid a top gap; note the treads can be slick when wet and the steps can feel heavy.
Yes, they slip into a mounted bracket and can be removed before you leave. They fold neatly and are compact for easy storage. Practice the attach and detach so you can set them in place and stow them quickly when you need roadside access. If weight is a concern, have the stronger person handle the install and removal.
Add non-slip stick-on tape in the flat spaces if the diamond texture gets slick when wet. Reflective grip tape can help visibility at night. If the steps feel heavy for one person, plan for two-person handling. Consider adding a handrail so you're not using the door as a handhold. Periodically inspect paint and bracket surfaces and touch up any rust spots with a coating.
Plan for at least 1 3/4" below the door so the door clears the top clips. The bracket itself may only need 1", but the clip height is 1 3/4". Measure the fiberglass or frame area between the door bottom and camper bottom to ensure it fits. If your geometry creates a top-step gap, be ready to adjust your mount point or add a filler plate or support piece.
They're typically mounted to the bottom of the camper, not the tailgate. Many remove the tailgate or avoid attaching to curved tailgates. Decide your mount point first, then verify it's flat and strong enough for the bracket. If you were planning on the tailgate, check that a straight mounting edge is available or switch to a camper-mounted location.