Availability of 36" Wide Manual Pull Out Step For Work Platform For Kitchen
Updated 09/24/2025 | Published 09/22/2025
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Question:
Do you carry a 36” wide manual pullout single step? I have an outdoor kitchen and the counter is higher than standard height. A wide step would serve as a platform to work from. I bought a standalone work platform but it is too tall, heavy, and cumbersome to transport. I’m open to other suggestions as well.
asked by: Andrew B
Expert Reply:
Hi Andrew; a 24" wide step like # SMFP-1200 or # SMFP-1100 is the widest we have. I'm not sure what your exact setup is like, or how much space you have, but you may be able to use the MORryde RV Griddle Pull Out Tray # MR48DR. This tray slides out and is 38-3/4" wide x 20-1/2" long with the side shelves attached.
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Flexco Manual Pull-Out Step for RVs - Single - 3" Drop/Rise - 24" Wide - 300 lbs
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- 24 Inch Wide Step
- 28-1/4 Inch Wide
- 1 Step
- 3 Inch Drop/Rise
- 10-1/2 Inch Entry
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