Looking for Mats to Fit MORryde StepAbove Steps of 2014 Thor Ace
Updated 09/08/2025 | Published 06/03/2025 >
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do you have the black mat that goes on the stairs in the inside of a 2014 Thor Ace motor home
asked by: Janice H
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Expert Reply:
Hey Janice, it sounds like you are looking for a set of rugs/mats that fit the MORryde StepAbove steps you have in your Thor Ace like with the part # PR88SR. Is this what you meant?
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Jameson C
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MORryde StepAbove RV Steps for 27-3/4" to 30-1/4" Wide Doorways - 3 Steps
- RV Steps
- Towable Camper
- Fold-Down Step
- 23-1/2 Inch Wide Step
- 3 Steps
- 8 Inch Drop/Rise
- 30 Inch Entry
- 31 Inch Entry
- 32 Inch Entry
- 33 Inch Entry
- 33-1/2 Inch Entry
- Aluminum
- MORryde
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Jameson C.
9/8/2025
Hey Janice, did the Prest-O-Fit step rug set work out for your Thor Ace motor home steps? I'm curious to know because it might help others looking for a similar solution.