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Can Step Be Added to Lippert Solid Step  

Updated 09/02/2025 | Published 06/24/2025

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I have the Lippert Solid Step entry steps on my RV. It is the version with 3 steps on it. Even on level ground, the bottom step is at an uncomfortable height for my wife. I would like to add a 4th step at the bottom. I reached out to Lippert and have been waiting 2 weeks on a response. I have access to a machine shop if I need to make any major modifications. I asked about purchasing an additional step so it would match the other 3. I also asked if the 4 step version on the Safe Step is a direct replacement same bolt holes as the 3 step version. Any help you could offer would be appreciated.

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Expert Reply:

Hey Ron! Sorry Lippert didn't get back to you yet, they can be pretty hit or miss on responses. Did you email them? I usually try to use their chat but even that is pretty dependent on who you actually get ahold of. As far as adding a step goes, I don't know of a good way you could accomplish that even with modifications. The only way I can think of to "add" a step is to use a foldable step like the # S-150 and sit it at the bottom.

Outside of that the best option would be to replace it with the 4 step version which will bolt up in the same spot. However, the right part depends on what you have now. If you have 20" wide x 8-1/2" deep wide steps you need the # LC791574. If they measure 24" wide x 8-1/2" deep the correct replacement is the # LC791575. Keep in mind, these are designed for an entry height of 35" - 44" so if yours is shorter it may not sit quite right even with the feet fully collapsed.

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Robin H.

9/2/2025

Hey Ron, did you have a chance to try the foldable step or consider replacing the steps with the 4-step version? I'm curious to know if either option worked for you, as it could help others facing the same issue.

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